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Bootstrap an Kubernetes 1.20 cluster with Ansible

Updated 1 year ago Published 1 year ago

Bootstrap an Kubernetes 1.20 cluster with Ansible

This guide assumed you already have a provisioned Proxmox host.
You will also need to install ansible and ansible galaxy.
Leading on from one of my previous posts where I ran over how you use a Hertzner server to boostrap a Kubernetes, I have in the meanwhile moved away and migrated all of my servers to my shiny new Homelab.
I still make exclusive use or Proxmox but I also have a a fairly beefy Trunas scale NAS which I use to host all of my internal infrastructure's storage.

Manually installing Kubernetes 1.10 on Proxmox.

Simple Kubernetes 1.10 install guide.
Updated 1 year ago Published 5 years ago
This guide assumes that you already have an operational Proxmox instance.
Step One - Creating the vms
Now you have your host networking setup your ready to create your virtual machines, for this setup we will be creating a cluster of 3.
The layout will be,
node-01 10.20.30.101
node-02 10.20.30.102
node-03 10.20.30.103