📚 Here is the Wiki page of the project.
This project aims to deepen our knowledge by making us use K3d and K3s with Vagrant.
We will learn how to set up a personal virtual machine with Vagrant and CentOS.
Then, we will learn how to use K3s and its Ingress.
Last but not least, we will discover K3d that will simplify our life.
These steps will get us started with Kubernetes.
This project is a minimal introduction to Kubernetes.
Indeed, this tool is too complex to be mastered in a single subject.
- The whole project has to be done in a virtual machine.
- We have to put all the configuration files of our project in folders located at the root of the repository (go to Submission and peer-evaluation for more information). The folders of the mandatory part will be named: p1, p2 and p3. And the bonus one: bonus.
- This topic requires us to apply concepts that, depending on our background, we may not have covered yet. Therefore we will not be afraid to read a lot of documentation to learn how to use K8s with K3s, as well as K3d.
We can use any tools we want to set up our host virtual machine as well as the provider used in Vagrant.
This project will consist of setting up several environments under specific rules.
It is divided into three parts we have to do in the following order:
The following extra is intended to be useful: Gitlab needs to be added in the lab we did in Part 3.
☠️ This bonus is complex. The latest version available of Gitlab from the official website is expected.
We are allowed to use whatever we need to achieve this extra. For example, helm could be useful here.
- Our Gitlab instance must run locally
- Gitlab must be configured to make it work with our cluster
- A dedicated namespace named
gitlabneeds to be created - Everything we did in Part 3 must work with our local Gitlab
We can add everything needed so our entire cluster works.