03.12.2021 · Kubernetes, or k8s, is an important container orchestration platform.In this blog, I’ll describe creating a workable Kubernetes cluster implemented on a stack of four Raspberry Pi boards. You could test the waters by using just one inexpensive Pi.
05.06.2021 · By provisioning a Kubernetes PI Cluster with Ansible, you can easily spin off a Raspberry PI cluster Kubernetes Cluster with Ansible (Total Setup Time: 50 mins) In this guide, I will configure a Kubernetes Cluster using Ansible. This guide follows closely to the Raspbernetes Cluster Installation.
Ansible 2 Playbooks for installing Kubernetes on Raspberry Pis 3 · Using Ansible for not only a one-shot installation but also maintainance and upgrades. · Using ...
12.09.2019 · Provisioning a Kubernetes cluster on Raspberry Pi with Ansible Sep 12, 2019 The new Raspberry Pi model 4B is out and it’s a significant upgrade: Among other improvements, the new model has up to 4GB, real Gigabit Ethernet (no more throttling to USB 2.0 bandwidth) and a quad core Cortex-A72 (ARM64v8) CPU running at 1.5 GHz - see specifications .
Using Ansible to manage Raspberry PI cluster Even if the ultimate goal is to manage completly the cluster using Kubernetes, the ability to use Ansible during debug process is very usefull. The goal here is to setup ansible inventory, basic playbooks. Ansible Installation on the master node Let’s install ansible using apt-get.
rpi-k8s-ansible Preparing to install Preparing an SD card on Linux Updating cluster.yml to match your environment Install sshpass Install Kubernetes apt-get upgrade rPi Overclocks (optional) Install k8s Copy over the .kube/config Running things on the cluster!
25.09.2021 · In this article we will see how to install and configure Kubernetes cluster in Raspberry Pi. Docker, Ansible, k3s and Raspberry Pi 4 (8GB) version were used for this setup. K3s is a fully compliant light weight Kubernetes distribution. Hardware List List of required hardware components: Wireless router is optional to make the cluster portable.
16.09.2020 · All you need is the Ansible software, a list of devices you want to manage saved in an inventory file, and a playbook, which is a set of instructions that you want carried out. For example, you can update the base Raspberry Pi OS image using the apt update && apt full-upgrade equivalent apt module. The playbook would be:
05.04.2018 · Ansible - Raspberry Pi Kubernetes Cluster April 5, 2018 less than 1 minute read . Recently I started working on a little project which involved building a Kubernetes cluster using Raspberry Pi’s. I published this project on GitHub under ansible-rpi-k8s-cluster for anyone who may be interested in this. Basically the foundation of this project was to build a small cluster to …