This project is aimed to provide the simplest way to install kubernetes on bare-metal, virtual & Cloud environments. Actually, only Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic) amd64 is supported, but several other operating systems will be available soon.
This project is still under development. Feedback is very welcome via the GitHub site as issues or pull (merge) requests.
This is a list of points that will be explained in this Readme file for the AgoraKube project :
- What is AgoraKube
- How to install
- How to give feedback
- How to contribute
- Licensing
AgoraKube is an easy-to-use, stable Kubernetes distribution (Kubernetes v1.15).
By its symplicity, AgoraKube provide a good way to deploy and manage K8S Clusters.
AgoraKube is based on Ansible scripts that install and configure Kubernetes components (control plane and data plane) quickly on bare-metal / VMs / Cloud Instances, as systemd services.
This distribution is also adaptive by offering the opportunity to customize your deployment and fit to your needs : OS (default : Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic) - amd64), DNS Service (default : CoreDNS), Ingress Controller (default : Traefik), Container Runtime (Default : Containerd), certificats,...
This project is actually under development so other customizable options will be added soon.
We regularly use a machine to deploy every cluster. We only use it for deployment and destroy it after.
Execute this command in order to install Ansible and clone the repository :
bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ilkilab/agorakube/master/install.sh)
Execute this command on each node to update them and install the last version of Python :
sudo apt update && sudo apt install -yqq python openssh-server
To deploy your K8S cluster follow these instructions.
This project is still under development. Every feedback is very welcome via the GitHub site as issues or pull (merge) requests.
You can also give use vulnerability reports by this way.
This project is still under development. Contributions are very welcome via the GitHub site as issues or pull (merge) requests.
See our Code Of Conduct and CONTRIBUTING for more information.
All material here is released under the APACHE 2.0 license. All material that is not executable, including all text when not executed, is also released under the APACHE 2.0. In SPDX terms, everything here is licensed under APACHE 2.0; if it's not executable, including the text when extracted from code, it's "(APACHE 2.0)".
Like almost all software today, this software depends on many other components with their own licenses. Not all components we depend on are APACHE 2.0-licensed, but all required components are FLOSS. We prevent licensing issues using various processes (see CONTRIBUTING).
