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VMware has ended active development of this project, and its repository will no longer be updated.

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Simple Kubernetes Test Environment

The Simple Kubernetes Test Enviornment (sk8) project is:

• For developers building and testing Kubernetes and core Kubernetes components
• Capable of deploying any version of Kubernetes (+1.10) on generic Linux distributions
• Designed to deploy single-node, multi-node, and even multi-control plane node clusters
• Able to deploy nodes on DHCP networks with support for both node FQDNs and IPv4 addresses
• A single, POSIX-compliant shell script, making it portable and customizable

Quick start

The quickest way to provision a Kubernetes cluster with sk8 is on vSphere using the OVA.

Getting started

• How does sk8 work?
• What does sk8 install?
• How to provision Kubernetes with sk8

How does sk8 work?

The sk8 project revolves around a single, POSIX-compliant shell script designed to be compatible with most Linux distributions. This model illustrates an example sk8 execution.

What does sk8 install?

A sk8-provisioned cluster passes the Kubernetes e2e conformance test suite because sk8 uses a well-known, standard set of components to the control plane and worker nodes:

How to provision Kubernetes with sk8

There are several ways to provision a Kubernetes cluster with sk8:

• Provision a multi-node cluster on vSphere with the sk8 OVA
• Provision a multi-node cluster on VMware Cloud (VMC) on AWS with the sk8 OVA
• Provision single-node and multi-node clusters with sk8 and Vagrant

Todo

• Better testing
• Better documentaton

License

Please the LICENSE file for information about this project's license.