Felix Nehrke
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It simply doesn't make sense to split the installation of the kubernetes-cluster from the provisioning of foundational services. Therefore I drop the idea to organise these services in another terraform-setup and instead ensure their presence with ansible, as it's already responsible for setting up the cluster and keep it up-to.date.
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k3s
This project is responsible for setting up a k3s installation and provide a set of foundational services in the cluster. The provided services are:
- cert-manager
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This allows issuing TLS certificates. The certificates are issued via let’s encrypt and can be issued for the staging and production stage of let’s encrypt.
- minio
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Allow me to store data in an object storage.
TODO: Not setup yet!
- concourse-ci
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A powerful CI-cervice which I like to use to automate all kind of workloads.
TODO: Not setup yet!
- gitea
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My personal favourite git-server.
TODO: Not setup yet!
- snappass
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A secure and reliable tool to share password.
TODO: Not setup yet!
Setup
The setup requires a inventory.ini this should be provided by a previous step.
ansible-galaxy install -r requirements.yml (1)
ansible-playbook site.yml (2)| 1 | Install required ansible collections to create a k3s-cluster (can be omitted in subsequent runs) |
| 2 | Install k3s and download kube-config to .kube/config |
| The second step will override any existing kube config, this might destroy any existing settings! |