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create more than one node cluster and deploy #74

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nagabharat opened this issue Aug 16, 2023 · 4 comments
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create more than one node cluster and deploy #74

nagabharat opened this issue Aug 16, 2023 · 4 comments

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@nagabharat
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nagabharat commented Aug 16, 2023

I was able to do it only for one node K8 cluster based on documentation(
https://github.com/hystax/optscale/blob/integration/optscale-deploy/README.md ).
How to do it for more than one node?
or any way to deploy it to eks or aks for managed k8s?

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tguisep commented Aug 16, 2023

runkube.py is just a wrapper.

I guess if you use the option "--config" to use your k8s config file, you should be able to manage any cluster.
https://github.com/hystax/optscale/blob/integration/optscale-deploy/runkube.py#L333

Not tested on my side.

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nagabharat commented Aug 16, 2023

tried using "--config" for EKS, as of k8 1.24 the dockerd is deprecated and replaced with containerd and it is unable to pull images to nodes as there is no dockerd on the nodes.

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tried using "--config" for EKS, as of k8 1.24 the dockerd is deprecated and replaced with containerd and it is unable to pull images to nodes as there is no dockerd on the nodes.

Do you find a way to workaround it?

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No, not working on it now ,will start working on it next week as i am busy with few other projects.

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