This directory contains the DAVe deployment into Kubernetes cluster running on Amazon AWS. The deployment is using Terraform to deploy the infrastructure andf Ansible to setup the Kubernetes on top of it. It is heavily inspired by https://opencredo.com/kubernetes-aws-terraform-ansible-1/.

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• Create a copy of the example.tfvars file and change the variables according to your needs. Don't forget to change the passwords!
• Go to the terraform directory and run:

terraform apply --var-file=my-var-file.tfvars

• After Terraform completes, move to the ansible directory
• To install the Kubernetes components on the EC2 hosts, run:

ansible-playbook infra.yaml

• To activate the kubectl command line tool on your localhost and on the jumphost, run:

ansible-playbook kubectl.yaml

• Next, install the DNS server with:

ansible-playbook kubernetes-dns.yaml

• Install the Dashboard with:

ansible-playbook kubernetes-dashboard.yaml

• To enable automatic storage provisioning (needed by logging and monitoring in next steps), create the storage class:

ansible-playbook kubernetes-storage.yaml

• Install the network routing with:

ansible-playbook kubernetes-routing.yaml

• (optional) Install the Monitoring (Heapster, InfluxDB, Grafana) with:

ansible-playbook monitoring.yaml

• (optional) Install the Logging (ElasticSearch, Kibana) with:

ansible-playbook logging.yaml

The Terraform state file is important for any future updates to the Terraform managed infrastructure. You can configure Terraform to store the state remotely, for example in Amazon S3 using the remote option, e.g.:

terraform remote config -backend=s3 -backend-config="bucket=my-cluster-terraform-state" -backend-config="key=terraform.tfstate" -backend-config="region=eu-central-1"