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I recently wrote about getting up and running with kubeadm and Fedora CoreOS, which I got working, but which sent me into a miniature funk of uncertainly over various little integration issues. First, I was getting around the lack of support in rpm-ostree for rpms that place stuff in /opt, which isn’t a traditional place for package managers to put stuff, but which is where kubeadm puts its cni binaries, for historical reasons. I got the Fedora package that provides the…
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There are many different ways to bring up a Kubernetes cluster, but the simplest option I’ve found for getting up and running with a single or multi-node cluster involves a tool called kubeadm, for which the Kubernetes project maintains good installation and configuration docs. These docs include directions for hosts running Debian/Ubuntu, RHEL/CentOS and Container Linux, but the host I’m interested in is Fedora CoreOS — the successor project to Container Linux and Fedora Atomic, which is currently available as…
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