I’ve been trying hard to find time to setup and play with a Kubernetes cluster for learning purposes.
Considering it is built with Go, why is such a aggregation playbook needed?
Shouldn't this be the default documentation of Kubernetes?
Do the following to use Kubernetes for what it is meant for!
If you want to simply run containers in 1-5 machines - may be look at Docker/Podman + Ansible instead?
HA for controller,
Software defined networking,
Autoscaling pods,
Deployment policies,
Auto discovering DNS
Disaster recovery etc.
If these are not what you _need_, then looking at Kubernetes is probably not smart right?
Considering it is built with Go, why is such a aggregation playbook needed? Shouldn't this be the default documentation of Kubernetes?
Do the following to use Kubernetes for what it is meant for! If you want to simply run containers in 1-5 machines - may be look at Docker/Podman + Ansible instead?
HA for controller,
Software defined networking,
Autoscaling pods,
Deployment policies,
Auto discovering DNS
Disaster recovery etc.
If these are not what you _need_, then looking at Kubernetes is probably not smart right?