[DigitalJack]

Have you by chance open sourced your setup? I started going down this route with terraform, but ended up stopping and just using the kube-up script due to time constraints.

However, now that I have a cluster up and running, I can take the time to build a parallel cluster with more understanding, and migrate the services to it.

I found a terraform example, but it declares itself out of date, and looked more complicated than I thought it should be... that was just a gut feel though.

I have not used Salt, but I always like to learn new things, especially if they make my life easier.

I'd be very interested in checkout out your setup, and any lessons learned you have to share.

Thanks in advance

[marcoceppi]

We've opensourced our setup: http://www.jorgecastro.org/2016/07/29/ubuntu-kubernetes-v1-d...

[DigitalJack]

This project looks very interesting, and once I'm more comfortable at a lower level of abstraction, I may use this.

[lobster_johnson]

I haven't, but I would be happy to.

I just need to generalize it a little bit. Email me and I will send you a link once it's done, sometime next week (I'm on vacation).

[nathan_f77]

Hi, I would just like to second the request for an open-source, production-ready implementation. They seem to be rarely shared, which is a big shame.

I've been playing with https://github.com/kz8s/tack lately, but your implemention sounds like even more comprehensive.

[manojlds]

I used this as reference - https://github.com/samsung-cnct/kraken

Terraform + Ansible for K8S on CoreOS

[DigitalJack]

Thanks for the tip. I will take a closer look at this.