v0.1.3 - Initial steps via the easier way

The initial release had a very manual step by step instruction which walks a user through using the CLI tools to creating the VPC and Kubernetes clusters. This release includes scripts to automate most of those steps. While this project is not here to fully automate and hide all the complexities it does do a lot of the steps for you.

https://github.com/ManagedKube/kubernetes-ops/blob/master/docs/the-easier-way.md

v0.1.2 - Default Kops pre-configured environments

Adding Kops default/pre-configured environments. No need to come up with the CIDR scheme. The configs has been modified and configured for you. These VPCs can be created as is with no worries of IP conflict between them.

A script to help launch the environment has been added:

Usage:

cd clusters/aws/kops
./kops.sh --name dev --create true --dry-run false
./kops.sh --name qa --create true --dry-run false
./kops.sh --name staging --create true --dry-run false
./kops.sh --name prod --create true --dry-run false

v0.1.1 - Default VPC pre-configured environments

Adding VPC default/pre-configured environments. No need to come up with the CIDR scheme. The configs has been modified and configured for you. These VPCs can be created as is with no worries of IP conflict between them.

A script to help launch the environment has been added:

Usage:

cd ops
./vpc.sh -n dev --create true --dry-run false
./vpc.sh -n qa --create true --dry-run false
./vpc.sh -n staging --create true --dry-run false
./vpc.sh -n prod --create true --dry-run false

v0.1.0 - initial release

This is the initial release of kubernetes-ops. This release represents a very manual way of getting a VPC and kops cluster up and running. You can consider this the hard way.

However, this lays out the basic VPC building block and an first implementation of a Kubernetes cluster into it via kops.

What this has:

• IP scheme/cidr design for your entire environment
• Creating a VPC in AWS
• Creating a kubernetes cluster via kops