rafaelgarrido/kube-linode

:whale: Provision a Kubernetes/CoreOS cluster on Linode

🐳 Provision a Kubernetes / CoreOS Cluster on Linode

Automatically provision a scalable CoreOS/Kubernetes cluster on Linode with zero configuration.

The cluster will comprise of a single Kubernetes master host with a custom number of worker nodes.

What's included

• Kubernetes 1.9.1 with Bootkube
• Load Balancer and automatic SSL/TLS renewal using Traefik
• Distributed block storage with Rook
• Pre-configured Grafana dashboard using Kube-Prometheus with Rook and Traefik monitoring
• Basic auth protected subdomains (assuming you are using example.com):
  • https://kube.example.com (Kubernetes Dashboard)
  • https://grafana.example.com (Grafana)
  • https://alertmanager.example.com (Alert Manager)
  • https://prometheus.example.com (Prometheus Web UI)
  • https://traefik.example.com (Traefik Web UI)

Usage

git clone https://github.com/kahkhang/kube-linode
cd kube-linode
chmod +x kube-linode.sh

Just run ./kube-linode.sh into your console, key in your configuration, then sit back and have a ☕!

Settings are stored in settings.env, or you can pass them in as key-value flags as such:

./kube-linode.sh --no_of_workers=3 --api_key=12345

To increase the number of workers, modify NO_OF_WORKERS in settings.env as desired and run ./kube-linode.sh again.

Use kubectl to control the cluster (e.g. kubectl get nodes)

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Later, should you want to start over from scratch, or if you just want to stop everything, you can run

./kube-linode.sh teardown

And all your linodes - everything - will be deleted.

Dependencies

You should have a Linode account, which you can get here. You should also have an API Key with a valid domain that uses Linode's DNS servers.

OSX: brew install jq openssl curl kubectl

Arch Linux: Follow the instructions here

Acknowledgements

This script uses Bootkube to bootstrap the initial cluster using Linode's API.