Open pickworth opened 3 months ago
Few things I wanted to add..
Cheers, Nathan
@pickworth We would like this as we are currently preparing support for openSUSE for our LCM tool. I could help with an initial review and test.
@berendt geeat! at a high level, what does your kubes cluster look like and what flavour of openSUSE are you using?
We currently use this primarily to provide Cluster API, which is then controlled by OpenStack Magnum. We will also use it for Rook in the future. At the moment there are usually 3 node clusters on our control plane. In future, it will be added to the data plane. We currently use flannel with MetalLB, but in future we planned to use Cilium.
openSUSE Leap is currently of most interest to us. For customers, however, we will then work with SLES.
Hi @timothystewart6 huge fan of your playbooks, but unfortuanetly they are incomaptible with my preferred distro.
I'm opening this issue just to gather your (and others too, of course) opinion on the idea of adding this and what approach you would take. Also curious if there are any known issues or attempts done in the past. Nothing obvious stands out to me
Expected Behavior
Should work on SUSE
Why?
Given that k3s is backed by them, makes sense to me :)
Current Behavior
Variations of SUSE
Tumbleweed For Developers, openSUSE Contributors, Gamers and Linux/FOSS Enthusiasts Rolling release with the latest packages provided by the openSUSE Project.
Leap For Sysadmins, Enterprise Developers, and ‘Regular’ server Users Regular release with the benefits of both enterprise-grade engineering and community-developed innovation.
MicroOS For single purpose server applications Designed to host container workloads with automated administration & patching
Leap Micro For edge, embedded, IoT and other deployments Ultra-reliable, lightweight operating system built for containerized and virtualized workloads.
Scope of Support
My opinion may be biased as I'm using Leap Micro and i'm loving it, but I'm thinking it could be a good place to start as I'm assuming it is the most finicky
Possible Solution