July 2022

In Kubernetes with the default configurations, When a deployment is exposed via a service, the traffic is distributed between the endpoints/replicas in a round-robin way. This is great for most cases; however, the cluster administrator sometimes wants a finer traffic distribution control. Kubernetes provided a few more strategies for traffic distribution among the service’s endpoints. […]

This post will show a simple tool to create a Kubernetes cluster using libvert and kubespray. Libvert needs to know the introduction; if you are working on a Linux environment, you are likely a fan of libvert already. I have written a set of playbooks to leverage libvert to spawn a cluster of virtual machines,

In this post, we will see some advanced options provided by kubespray for production-grade cluster creation. In most places on the internet, you will see the basic instructions to create a simple(Hello World) Kubernetes cluster using a bunch of virtual machines. However, kubespray offer much more than that. For example: 1. You can install several