An opinionated way to deploy a Kubernetes cluster on top of an OpenStack cloud.

It is based on the following tools:

• kubeadm
• ansible
• weave-net

The following mandatory environment variables need to be set before calling ansible-playbook:

• OS_*: standard OpenStack environment variables such as OS_AUTH_URL, OS_USERNAME, ...
• KEY: name of an existing SSH keypair

The following optional environment variables can also be set:

• STATE: set to present by default and must be set to absent to destroy the cluster
• NAME: name of the Kubernetes cluster, used to derive instance names, kubectl configuration and security group name
• IMAGE: name of an existing Ubuntu 16.04 image
• NETWORK: name of the network to which instances should be connected
• SUBNET_UUID: UUID of the subnet to which instances should be connected (required for LBaaSv2)
• FLOATING_IP_POOL: name of the floating IP pool
• FLOATING_IP_NETWORK_UUID: uuid of the floating IP network (required for LBaaSv2)
• NODE_MEMORY: how many MB of memory should nodes have, defaults to 4GB
• NODE_COUNT: how many nodes should we provision, defaults to 3
• MASTER_BOOT_FROM_VOLUME: boot the master instance on a volume for data persistence, defaults to True
• MASTER_TERMINATE_VOLUME: delete the volume when master instance is destroy, defaults to True
• MASTER_VOLUME_SIZE: size of the master volume
• MASTER_MEMORY: how many MB of memory should master have, defaults to 4 GB

Spin up a new cluster:

$ ansible-playbook site.yaml

Destroy the cluster:

$ STATE=absent ansible-playbook site.yaml

The following environment variables needs to be defined:

• OS_AUTH_URL
• OS_PASSWORD
• OS_USERNAME

• François Deppierraz [email protected]

• https://kubernetes.io/docs/getting-started-guides/kubeadm/
• https://www.weave.works/docs/net/latest/kube-addon/
• https://github.com/kubernetes/dashboard#kubernetes-dashboard