Open KurtStam opened 8 years ago
Hello @KurtStam! Glad you notified me.
Just some thoughts:
hyperkube
should be compiled dynamically, if one wants cAdvisor
: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/8772flannel
dns
and registry
for the moment.HypriotOS
?serviceAccounts
and secrets
?My project is 2-3 months old now, and I think k8s and ARM are a match made in heaven.
Just now I have quite a lot to do with this project and mainline k8s.
Some things I'm adding in v0.6.2
.deb
package, so you guys may use it on HypriotOS
out-of-the-box.iptables
proxying by default for kube-proxy
Just say if there is something that you think could be added.
Hi @luxas, now that I have a working setup I'm going to try to get OpenShift v3 to work (which comes with a Kubernetes implementation). Out of the box our http://fabric8.io project runs on top of that, though it's meant to run on plain vanilla Kubernetes too, however we do seem to be using some of the OpenShifts Kubernetes extensions. To answer some of your questions; yes I'm running on HypriotOS and it's cool to see that you are working on a .deb package for Kubernetes :).
iptables proxying by default for kube-proxy
Do you mean an kube-proxy implementation based on iptables, or iptables sitting in front of kube-proxy? I'm thinking about a fabric8/apiman gateway implementation of the kube-proxy so we can add policies on services. So I'm curious to see what you are thinking..
I mean that by default, kube-proxy
uses userspace
proxying (don't exactly know what it does) but since v1.1
another proxy mode is usable and much better; pure iptables
.
With iptables
proxying, I'll test this
I've already added it to dev
Ah ok, interestingly enough on Openshift 3 we have an yet another implementation, based on http://www.haproxy.org, and I'm thinking about using the apiman gateway - so we can apply all sorts of policies (think authentication, rate limiting, metering.
Iptables is faster or has more features?
On Mon, Dec 7, 2015 at 1:27 PM, Lucas Käldström notifications@github.com wrote:
I mean that by default, kube-proxy uses userspace proxying (don't exactly know what it does) but since v1.1 another proxy mode is usable and much better; pure iptables. With iptables proxying, I'll test this https://github.com/kubernetes/contrib/tree/master/scale-demo I've already added it to dev
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Kurt T. Stam
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iptables
is much faster AFAIU
@luxas Hi Luxas,
I just created an Organization called Project31 and I'm trying to bundle the efforts on Kubernetes deployment on Raspberry Pi. I just finished my own little project (https://kurtstam.github.io/2015/12/04/Build-a-Kubernetes-Cluster-on-Raspberry-Pi.html) and I'm hungry for more. So if you are interested to becoming a contributor please let me know and we can learn from each other.
Cheers,
--Kurt