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A guide to set up kubernetes multiple nodes cluster with flannel on fedora #7357

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Hi @aveshagarwal, as our friendly neighborhood googlebot mentioned, all contributors to the Kubernetes repository have to have signed the Google open source license agreement. Can you get it signed before we take a look at your guide?

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I am covered by Red Hat CLA. Is there a way to store this information permanently somewhere as I have been providing this information with every pull request I sent before?

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Ah, I'm sorry Avesh. My understanding is that we're waiting on someone from your side to add all the Red Hat contributors to a list to get googlebot to stop complaining. In the meantime, it'll help less observant folks like me if you add Red Hat as your company on your profile.

Can you assign to someone from Red Hat to review? Maybe @eparis?

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eparis commented Apr 27, 2015

Last I checked there was some blockage between our two legal groups on some details. I'll check to see if I can get that unstuck. But yes, I'll review.

* Note: The network interface (capable of communicating with other nodes) is commonly `eth0` but might be something else (`ens3`). Use `ip a` to list network interfaces.

* Enable the flanneld service and reboot.

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Should we include "eth0" at all? You don't usually need it. Maybe just a pointer to the flannel docs for additional options?

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i don't think so. flannel will pick the interface for the default route. maybe add a note that if you have multiple interfaces and you don't want to use the default one then you need to add an --iface=blahblah

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Thanks @eparis. will go through comments soon.

Thanks @a-robinson, I have added Red Hat to my profile.

* Add the configuration to the etcd server on fed-master.

```
# curl -L http://fed-master:4001/v2/keys/coreos.com/network/config -XPUT --data-urlencode value@flannel-config.json
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alternative: etcdctl set /coreos.com/network/config < flannel-config.json

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Link from docs/getting-started-guides/README.md

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@eparis @mattf @erictune Updated PR as per feedback.

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@eparis Just a reminder.

# systemctl start flanneld
# systemctl start docker
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Should we move the "Test the cluster and flannel configuration" section here? I really don't want this to seem like it is hard to set up :)

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@eparis sounds good. Just pushed updated PR.

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@eparis Minor updates to README and pushed updated PR.

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A guide to set up kubernetes multiple nodes cluster with flannel on fedora
@eparis eparis merged commit 91961d2 into kubernetes:master May 4, 2015
@aveshagarwal aveshagarwal deleted the flannel-guide branch May 5, 2015 13:57
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