This is a very experimental implementation of Samba AD DC for Kubernetes.
- Rook Ceph Block Storage (unless you change it)
- MetalLB (unless you change it)
Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/burbuja/samba-in-kubernetesChange the directory:
cd samba-in-kubernetesEdit the YAML file:
nano addc.yamlApply it in Kubernetes:
kubectl apply -f addc.yamlWait until both pods are running, then press Ctrl+C to exit:
watch kubectl -n samba-ad-server get poWatch the logs, then press Ctrl+C to exit:
kubectl -n samba-ad-server logs -f dc-0
kubectl -n samba-ad-server logs -f dc-1These are some values that you may want to change:
10.233.0.10: internal IP address (ClusterIP) for Samba DNS169.254.25.10: internal IP address for NodeLocal DNSCache192.168.3.40: external IP address fordc-0192.168.3.41: external IP address fordc-1
You can access to each pod shell with these commands:
kubectl -n samba-ad-server exec -it dc-0 -- bash
kubectl -n samba-ad-server exec -it dc-1 -- bashIf you want to query the new domain, these commands may be useful in each pod:
samba-tool dns query localhost domain1.sink.test @ ALL -U administrator -P
samba-tool dns query localhost _msdcs.domain1.sink.test @ ALL -U administrator -PYou may want to run some of the following commands in each pod to delete the old IP addresses, if necessary:
EXTERNAL_IP=$(grep "$SAMBA_CONTAINER_ID" /etc/hosts | awk 'END{print $1}')
MY_DOMAIN=$(grep "$SAMBA_CONTAINER_ID" /etc/hosts | awk 'END{print $3}' | cut -f2- -d .)
sed -i -E '/^\[global]/,/^\[/{s/^(\s+)interfaces\s+=.*/\1interfaces = lo/}' /etc/samba/smb.conf
smbcontrol all reload-config
samba-tool dns delete localhost "$MY_DOMAIN" @ A "$POD_IP" -U administrator -P
samba-tool dns delete localhost "$MY_DOMAIN" "$SAMBA_CONTAINER_ID" A "$POD_IP" -U administrator -P
samba_dnsupdate --verbose --current-ip="$EXTERNAL_IP" --use-samba-tool --rpc-server-ip=127.0.0.1 --option=interfaces=lo