Constructing Kubernetes Cluster with ansible and kubeadm.
Build and run ansible container.
The following playbooks are designed with the assumption that you will be using this ansible container.
At first, build ansible container using ./ansible/build-ansible-container.sh.
Set up sshd into your host. Ansible in this container accesses your host to control libvirt, etc.
Boilerplate for ansible-playbook.
Manage VMs for kubernetes clusters using libvirt.
To create VMs, run cd ./libvirt && ./create_vms.sh.
This creates VMs with reference to ./libvirt/stage1.
if you want to use another flavor, copy ./libvirt/stage1, edit it and set env STAGE=<customized stage file> before running ./libvirt/create_vms.sh.
This script will requires SSH password: for sshd on your host.
Also, ./libvirt/dist/<stage name>-<cluster_type> file will be created for bootstrapping kubernetes cluster.
The created VMs will be running. To stop the VMs, run cd ./libvirt && ./shutdown.sh.
If you use customized stage file, set env STAGE=<customized stage file> before.
To start the VMs again, run 'cd ./libvirt && ./start.sh'. You can also your stage file with env STAGE.
To setup components for kubernetes cluster into VMs created by libvirt playbook for single and multi settings, run cd ./kubeadm && ./install.sh.
To specify your flavored VMs, set ./libvirt/dist/<stage name>-<cluster_type> into evn STAGE.
To bootstrap kubernetes cluster, run cd ./kubeadm && ./bootstrap.sh.
Also, set ./libvirt/dist/<stage name>-<cluster_type> for your flavored VMs.