Kubernetes Cluster Deployment with Kubespray

This project provides a streamlined way to deploy a Kubernetes cluster using Kubespray. It uses Docker (or Podman) to create a consistent environment for running Kubespray, making it easier to manage dependencies and ensure reproducibility.

Prerequisites

• Docker or Podman
• Task (optional, for running predefined tasks)

Setup

1. Clone this repository:

   git clone [email protected]:Searge/KubeSprayDocker.git
   cd KubeSprayDocker

2. Modify values inside .env and .env.local according your needs.

3. Generate or copy your SSH keys into the ssh directory:

   cp ~/.ssh/id_ed25519 ssh/
   cp ~/.ssh/config ssh/

4. Build the Docker image and enter the shell:

   task up && task shell

Usage

This project uses Task for running common operations. Here are some available commands:

• task start: Start the container
• task up: Build and start the container
• task down: Stop and remove the container
• task stop: Stop the container
• task ps: Show container status
• task shell: Open a shell in the container
• task cleanup: Remove the container and associated volumes

To deploy a Kubernetes cluster:

1. Generate the inventory:

   task shell
   ./scripts/generate-inventory.sh .env.local
   exit

2. Deploy the cluster:

   task shell
   ./scripts/run.sh cluster

3. To reset the cluster:

   task shell
   ./scripts/run.sh reset

Configuration

• Modify inventory/${CLUSTER_NAME}/group_vars to customize your cluster configuration.
• Update hosts.yaml to specify your cluster nodes.

Directory Structure

• inventory/: Contains cluster-specific configurations and variables.
• scripts/: Helper scripts for managing the deployment process.
• ssh/: SSH keys and configuration for connecting to cluster nodes.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues:

1. Check the logs: docker logs kubespray_local
2. Ensure your SSH keys are correctly set up in the ssh/ directory.
3. Verify that the IP addresses in hosts.yaml are correct and accessible.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.