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Vagrant deployer for Kubernetes Ansible
This deployer sets up a vagrant cluster and installs kubernetes with flannel on it.
Before you start !
You will need a functioning vagrant provider. Currently supported are openstack, libvirt, and virtualbox.
USAGE
In general all that should be needed it to run
vagrant up
If you export an env variable such as
export NUM_MINIONS=4
The system will create that number of nodes. Default is 2.
Provider Specific Information
Vagrant tries to be intelligent and pick the first provider supported by your installation. If you want to specify a provider you can do so by running vagrant like so:
vagrant up --provider=openstack
OpenStack
Make sure to install the openstack provider for vagrant.
vagrant plugin install vagrant-openstack-provider --plugin-version ">= 0.6.1"
NOTE This is a more up-to-date provider than the similar vagrant-openstack-plugin
.
Also note that current (required) versions of vagrant-openstack-provider
are not compatible with ruby 2.2.
https://github.com/ggiamarchi/vagrant-openstack-provider/pull/237
So make sure you get at least version 0.6.1.
To use the vagrant openstack provider you will need
- Copy
openstack_config.yml.example
toopenstack_config.yml
- Edit
openstack_config.yml
to include your relevant details.
For vagrant (1.7.2) does not seem to ever want to pick openstack as the provider. So you will need to tell it to use openstack explicitly.
Libvirt
The libvirt vagrant provider is non-deterministic when launching VMs. This is a problem as we need ansible to only run after all of the VMs are running. To solve this when using libvirt one must do the following
vagrant up --no-provision
vagrant provision
VirtualBox
Nothing special with VirtualBox. Hopefully vagrant up
just works.
Random Information
If you just want to update the binaries on your systems (either pkgManager or localBuild) you can do so using the ansible binary-update tag. To do so with vagrant provision you would need to run
ANSIBLE_TAGS="binary-update" vagrant provision