Open anjastrunk opened 10 months ago
I created a document to show what is necessary to make a Yaook cluster (OpenStack) compliant with SCS. It basically combines the standards into an easy to read document (and make it a bit easier). Some information get lost, but I also reference to the original documents, so every reader knows where to go if questions arise.
I'm not entirely sure where to post this document to keep the SCS-Team in the loop on this, but I think I will just create a branch that will never be merged. The most current version can always be found in our internal infrastructure, since the updates here will maybe be behind 1-2 days.
Edit: https://github.com/SovereignCloudStack/standards/compare/do-not-merge/scs-compliant-yaook contains the documents.
I created a document to show what is necessary to make a Yaook cluster (OpenStack) compliant with SCS. It basically combines the standards into an easy to read document (and make it a bit easier). Some information get lost, but I also reference to the original documents, so every reader knows where to go if questions arise.
I'm not entirely sure where to post this document to keep the SCS-Team in the loop on this, but I think I will just create a branch that will never be merged. The most current version can always be found in our internal infrastructure, since the updates here will maybe be behind 1-2 days.
Edit: https://github.com/SovereignCloudStack/standards/compare/do-not-merge/scs-compliant-yaook contains the documents.
Good idea. General outcomes on how to make arbitrary OpenStack/KaaS cluster SCS compliant, should be documented in the corresponding issue, as listed in this epic. Furthermore, we should write blog articles, whenever a topic is value-added for CSPs and SCS community.
I started to setup an independent K8s cluster that will be used to test the K8s standards. The cluster is already up and running, next step is to apply the standards.
I finally created the k8s cluster from yaook/k8s
. This took a bit longer, since the latest release (5.1) generated some problems on my end (I will explain this further in the "Debugging Issue").
Nonetheless, I could create a cluster and will check this now for conformance with the SCS standards, especially SCS Compatible KaaS v2
.
Further information can be found in the issues regarding this.
Epic issue to evaluate costs to make existing, non-compliant OpenStack and K8S cluster SCS compliant. In doing so, we set up a non-compliant cluster with the open source life Lifecycle Management Tool for OpenStack and K8S Yaook.
This issue acts as epic.
General
IaaS
https://github.com/SovereignCloudStack/standards/issues/428KaaS
https://github.com/SovereignCloudStack/standards/issues/422https://github.com/SovereignCloudStack/standards/issues/423https://github.com/SovereignCloudStack/standards/issues/425Extra