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running windows Container in Kubernetes over AWS cloud
I installed my existing Kubernetes Cluster (1.8) running in AWS using KOPS.
I would like to add Windows Container to the existing cluster but I can not find the right solution! :(
I thought of following these given steps given in:
https://kubernetes.io/docs/getting-started-guides/windows/
I downloaded the node binaries and copied it to my Windows machine (Kubelet, Kube-dns, kube-proxy, kubectl) but I got a little confused about the multiple networking options.
They have also given the kubeadmin option to join the node to my Master, which I have no idea why since I used Kops to create my cluster.
Can someone advise or help me on how I can get my windows node added?
amazon-web-services docker
kubernetes windows-container edited Mar 22 at 1:42
Nashical
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asked May 16 '18 at 11:14
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I installed my existing Kubernetes Cluster (1.8) running in AWS using KOPS.
I would like to add Windows Container to the existing cluster but I can not find the right solution! :(
I thought of following these given steps given in:
https://kubernetes.io/docs/getting-started-guides/windows/
I downloaded the node binaries and copied it to my Windows machine (Kubelet, Kube-dns, kube-proxy, kubectl) but I got a little confused about the multiple networking options.
They have also given the kubeadmin option to join the node to my Master, which I have no idea why since I used Kops to create my cluster.
Can someone advise or help me on how I can get my windows node added?
amazon-web-services docker
kubernetes windows-container edited Mar 22 at 1:42
Nashical
231
asked May 16 '18 at 11:14
user1852104user1852104
894
1
First, are you missing the Prerequisites? as per the doc, kube version should be 1.9
– titogeo
Sep 25 '18 at 9:32
Have you had any success with this?
– lanoxx
Nov 12 '18 at 8:10
add a comment |
I installed my existing Kubernetes Cluster (1.8) running in AWS using KOPS.
I would like to add Windows Container to the existing cluster but I can not find the right solution! :(
I thought of following these given steps given in:
https://kubernetes.io/docs/getting-started-guides/windows/
I downloaded the node binaries and copied it to my Windows machine (Kubelet, Kube-dns, kube-proxy, kubectl) but I got a little confused about the multiple networking options.
They have also given the kubeadmin option to join the node to my Master, which I have no idea why since I used Kops to create my cluster.
Can someone advise or help me on how I can get my windows node added?
amazon-web-services docker
kubernetes windows-container edited Mar 22 at 1:42
Nashical
231
asked May 16 '18 at 11:14
user1852104user1852104
894
I installed my existing Kubernetes Cluster (1.8) running in AWS using KOPS.
I would like to add Windows Container to the existing cluster but I can not find the right solution! :(
I thought of following these given steps given in:
https://kubernetes.io/docs/getting-started-guides/windows/
I downloaded the node binaries and copied it to my Windows machine (Kubelet, Kube-dns, kube-proxy, kubectl) but I got a little confused about the multiple networking options.
They have also given the kubeadmin option to join the node to my Master, which I have no idea why since I used Kops to create my cluster.
Can someone advise or help me on how I can get my windows node added?
amazon-web-services docker
kubernetes windows-container amazon-web-services docker
kubernetes windows-container edited Mar 22 at 1:42
Nashical
231
asked May 16 '18 at 11:14
user1852104user1852104
894
edited Mar 22 at 1:42
Nashical
231
asked May 16 '18 at 11:14
user1852104user1852104
894
edited Mar 22 at 1:42
Nashical
231
edited Mar 22 at 1:42
Nashical
231
edited Mar 22 at 1:42
Nashical
231
231
asked May 16 '18 at 11:14
user1852104user1852104
894
asked May 16 '18 at 11:14
user1852104user1852104
894
asked May 16 '18 at 11:14
user1852104user1852104
894
894
1
First, are you missing the Prerequisites? as per the doc, kube version should be 1.9
– titogeo
Sep 25 '18 at 9:32
Have you had any success with this?
– lanoxx
Nov 12 '18 at 8:10
add a comment |
1
First, are you missing the Prerequisites? as per the doc, kube version should be 1.9
– titogeo
Sep 25 '18 at 9:32
Have you had any success with this?
– lanoxx
Nov 12 '18 at 8:10
1
1
First, are you missing the Prerequisites? as per the doc, kube version should be 1.9
– titogeo
Sep 25 '18 at 9:32
First, are you missing the Prerequisites? as per the doc, kube version should be 1.9
– titogeo
Sep 25 '18 at 9:32
Have you had any success with this?
– lanoxx
Nov 12 '18 at 8:10
Have you had any success with this?
– lanoxx
Nov 12 '18 at 8:10
add a comment |
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KOPS is really good if the default architecture satisfies your requirements, if you need to make some changes it will give you some trouble. For example I needed to add a GPU Node, I was able to add it, but unable to make this process automatic, being unable to create an auto scaling group.
Kops has a lot of pros, like creating all the cluster in a transparent way.
Do you really need a windows node?
If yes, try to launch a cluster using kube-adm, then joining the windows node to this cluster.
Kops will take some time to add this windows nodes feature.
answered Mar 21 at 20:06
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KOPS is really good if the default architecture satisfies your requirements, if you need to make some changes it will give you some trouble. For example I needed to add a GPU Node, I was able to add it, but unable to make this process automatic, being unable to create an auto scaling group.
Kops has a lot of pros, like creating all the cluster in a transparent way.
Do you really need a windows node?
If yes, try to launch a cluster using kube-adm, then joining the windows node to this cluster.
Kops will take some time to add this windows nodes feature.
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KOPS is really good if the default architecture satisfies your requirements, if you need to make some changes it will give you some trouble. For example I needed to add a GPU Node, I was able to add it, but unable to make this process automatic, being unable to create an auto scaling group.
Kops has a lot of pros, like creating all the cluster in a transparent way.
Do you really need a windows node?
If yes, try to launch a cluster using kube-adm, then joining the windows node to this cluster.
Kops will take some time to add this windows nodes feature.
answered Mar 21 at 20:06
Leandro Donizetti SoaresLeandro Donizetti Soares
37616
add a comment |
KOPS is really good if the default architecture satisfies your requirements, if you need to make some changes it will give you some trouble. For example I needed to add a GPU Node, I was able to add it, but unable to make this process automatic, being unable to create an auto scaling group.
Kops has a lot of pros, like creating all the cluster in a transparent way.
Do you really need a windows node?
If yes, try to launch a cluster using kube-adm, then joining the windows node to this cluster.
Kops will take some time to add this windows nodes feature.
answered Mar 21 at 20:06
Leandro Donizetti SoaresLeandro Donizetti Soares
37616
KOPS is really good if the default architecture satisfies your requirements, if you need to make some changes it will give you some trouble. For example I needed to add a GPU Node, I was able to add it, but unable to make this process automatic, being unable to create an auto scaling group.
Kops has a lot of pros, like creating all the cluster in a transparent way.
Do you really need a windows node?
If yes, try to launch a cluster using kube-adm, then joining the windows node to this cluster.
Kops will take some time to add this windows nodes feature.
answered Mar 21 at 20:06
Leandro Donizetti SoaresLeandro Donizetti Soares
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– titogeo
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Have you had any success with this?
– lanoxx
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