[mkulke]

Corekube is somewhat complex template (and not supported by kubernetes currently). Just attempt to roll your own, it's actually not that hard. You can use the official coreos "getting started" cloud-config files as a starting point. Etcd & flannel are required, the rest is just wiring a set of binaries.

Adding nodes is pretty straightforward, you just create a server with the proper cloud-config, they should auto-register at the master. A serious setup, however, involves using security groups/private networks and load balancers, also cinder is not supported as a volume backend yet.

[kitwalker12]

yeah. I actually abandoned corekube and followed this guide (https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/kubernetes/blob/maste...) from the main repo. In the end it was the networking that wore me down.