Infrastructure Helpers

Note that down only works well if the variables defined before the invocation of the script are similar to the variables defined before invoking the up command.

Setup Kubernetes Controller

# create box
PROJECT=xperiment ./01-setup-control.mech up

# destroy box
PROJECT=xperiment ./01-setup-control.mech down

Setup SSH Tunnel

LOCAL_PORT=4002 USER=david TUNNEL_HOST=CONTROLLER_EXTERNAL_IP ./02-setup-ssh-tunnels.sh up

Defining TUNNEL_HOST will tunnel the connection through the specified machine. Unless the REMOTE_HOST is specified, the tunnel will patch us through to the REMOTE_HOST which by default contains the loopback address therefore patching us through to the tunnel host itself 😉.

LOCAL_PORT=4002 USER=david TUNNEL_HOST=CONTROLLER_EXTERNAL_IP ./02-setup-ssh-tunnels.sh down

Flannel Config

In order to supply the flannel subnet manager its proper configuration, one has to describe the setup in etcd.

CONTROL_HOST=CONTROLLER_EXTERNAL_IP MASK=10.X.0.0/16 ./03-config-flannel.sh up

Setup Nodes

CONTROL_IP=CONTROLLER_INTERNAL_IP NODES="mercury venus earth mars" ./04-setup-nodes.sh up

Deploy Kubernetes

Kubernetes requires a few services to start doing it's stuff. Provided that the tunnel is up for fleetctl to do her work one may setup the Kubernetosphere.

CONTROL_IP=CONTROLLER_INTERNAL_IP ./05-spawn-kubernetes-services.sh up

Spawn DNS

DNS_SERVER_IP=? DNS_REPLICAS=1 DNS_DOMAIN=example.com spawn-skydns.sh up

Create Registry Storage

LOCATION=EU NAME=example.port.rotterdam ./05-create-registry-storage.sh up

Create Registry

Deploy Service