Sugarkube orchestrates other tools. In this case where you have to actually SSH into machines to install kubeadm then Ansible may be a better choice for actually creating the clusters (since there's probabaly no single binary that does that).
However, Sugarkube can also be used as a ready-made release pipeline for applications. In general, using Sugarkube to release applications gives you a standardised way of being able to install apps onto different clusters (local/on-prem/cloud), keeping your options open for the future. So you could use it to promote applications through various dev/testing/staging clusters to production, some of which may be on-prem, some on AWS.
If you're looking to create a common set of applications in your project (monitoring, CI/CD, ingresses, etc.), using Sugarkube would allow users to install them into clusters regardless of how they were created (either by your project via kubeadm, or by Kops/EKS with or without Sugarkube, etc), so your applications may be more generally useful to more people.
Sugarkube orchestrates other tools. In this case where you have to actually SSH into machines to install kubeadm then Ansible may be a better choice for actually creating the clusters (since there's probabaly no single binary that does that).
However, Sugarkube can also be used as a ready-made release pipeline for applications. In general, using Sugarkube to release applications gives you a standardised way of being able to install apps onto different clusters (local/on-prem/cloud), keeping your options open for the future. So you could use it to promote applications through various dev/testing/staging clusters to production, some of which may be on-prem, some on AWS.
If you're looking to create a common set of applications in your project (monitoring, CI/CD, ingresses, etc.), using Sugarkube would allow users to install them into clusters regardless of how they were created (either by your project via kubeadm, or by Kops/EKS with or without Sugarkube, etc), so your applications may be more generally useful to more people.