The Vagrant file creates following Ubuntu VMs - master(s), worker and load-balancer.
Master nodes have been prepared for installing k8s cluster.
Load Balancer node has been prepared with:
- simple haproxy configuration
- simple nfs export
/opt/vol/for testing persistent volumes
Internal IP addresses (you can copy the following to your /etc/hosts file):
192.168.60.200 lbnode
192.168.60.201 kubemaster01 ckamaster
192.168.60.202 kubemaster02
192.168.60.203 kubemaster03
192.168.60.204 kubework01
192.168.60.205 kubework02 You will use:
- vCPU: 3
- RAM: 6GB
root@pop-os:~# vagrant up kubemaster01 kubework01
You will use:
- vCPU: 4
- RAM: 6.5 GB
root@pop-os:~# vagrant up kubemaster01 kubework01 lbnode
You will use:
- vCPU: 7
- RAM: 12.5 GB
root@pop-os:~# vagrant up
You can connect to all nodes using user "user" and submiting the private key:
root@pop-os:~# ssh user@192.168.60.201 -i key_rsa
Or using vagrant for connecting:
root@pop-os:~# vagrant ssh NAMEVM
Can you using user vagrant with password vagrant.
Now Have fun! 😃