Open flyingzumwalt opened 7 years ago
Minikube is a very easy way of getting Kubernetes to run locally. Look into using that for development locally: https://github.com/kubernetes/minikube
I don't know much about kubernetes
@VictorBjelkholm or @hsanjuan are you available to help with this? It's quickly becoming a big blocker for the data.gov sprint. We underestimated the learning curve of getting a kubernetes test cluster spun up.
I can try to help out but that'll move my attention the interop sprint.
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I don't want to mess up the interop sprint but we're badly blocked here. @hsanjuan can you help?
@flyingzumwalt I don't have experience with kubernetes so I'd be starting at 0. And I also have my sprintino...
I haven't been able to find which are the specific problems though? Is minikube not working for you or @Kubuxu ?
Setting up minikube isn't that easy if you don't want to have VirtualBox on your machine (it is a bit problematic), we mostly wanted to have kubernetes cluster running so we could test on it instead of minikube.
And you don't want to have VirtualBox? and kvm?
Yeah, I got it running on kvm/libvirt.
For Arch users you need docker-machine-kvm
from AUR.
Set up a kubernetes cluster on IPFS team's machines. So that we can run the tests from #102. This is related to #122.