Sykube is inspired by Minikube and allows to quickly deploy a localized multi-node K8S cluster (2 nodes by default) on a single machine. The K8S cluster is setup with the help of Singularity-CRI and Singularity OCI.
It's easy to use and automatically install a Kubernetes dashboard.
Sykube requires Singularity (a version >= 3.2 is recommended).
To install sykube on your machine, just run:
sudo singularity run library://sykubeThe above command does two things, it downloads and cache the image used by Sykube and install sykube binary
in /usr/local/bin path
- To start a K8S cluster installation, just type:
sykube initMay take few minutes depending of your internet bandwidth.
- If you are familiar with K8S, you can generate a
kubectlalias with:
sykube kubectlTo inject a kubectl alias into your current shell session.
- You can also access to K8S dashboard with:
sykube dashboardIf you have xdg-open installed, it will automatically open your default internet browser, and if xclip is
also installed the token will be automatically set in your clipboard, then you would just have to paste in the
corresponding token page field.
To build it from this repository:
git clone https://github.com/sylabs/sykube
cd sykube
sudo singularity build /tmp/sykube.sif sykube.def
sudo singularity run /tmp/sykube.sif
sykube init --local-image /tmp/sykube.sif