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# generals
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02/11/2019, 7:15 PMThis message was deleted.
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gorgeous-egg-16927
02/11/2019, 7:16 PMcc @creamy-potato-29402
gorgeous-egg-16927
02/11/2019, 7:52 PM@little-optician-1705 So right now, our focus has been on cloud infrastructure resources, and not on stuff at the OS layer (i.e. provisioners). We do have an EKS package that makes it much easier to manage an EKS cluster, but nothing currently for provisioning k8s on bare instances.
gorgeous-egg-16927
02/11/2019, 7:54 PMThat being said, you can also use Pulumi for managing resources on an existing k8s cluster, so that's another angle you might be interested in.
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big-piano-35669
02/11/2019, 7:55 PM
@creamy-potato-29402 Had started porting https://aws.amazon.com/quickstart/architecture/heptio-kubernetes/ some time ago (and Joe Beda asked us about this again last week). I'm not sure how far he got but since it's CloudFormation -- something that's relatively easy to port to Pulumi -- it shouldn't be a hurculean effort.
big-piano-35669
02/11/2019, 7:56 PM
Particularly would be nice when paired with https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-awsx, which makes VPCs a lot easier to create and manage.
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little-optician-1705
02/11/2019, 8:07 PMgreat, thanks for the resources. I’ll give it a go, and be following progress. 🍻
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creamy-potato-29402
02/11/2019, 9:13 PM@little-optician-1705 please do pop back in and chat with us if you would like to use something like the Heptio Quickstart. I am increasingly seeing people who like the ability to set all these custom flags on the API server, and I’d like to have more examples of people who’d like to use this.
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little-optician-1705
02/11/2019, 9:21 PMthe quick start looks great to get a cluster up and running. How is managed after deployment? Currently I manage cluster via a yaml file, then do a
kops updatekops update