Dockerizing Azure API 2.0 calls to create a Kubernetes cluster consuming ACS, AKS. You also can create an Azure Container Registry (ACR).
Dependencies, you need to install the following software in order to be able to use this code:
- Install and configure Azure CLI 2.0.0 : -https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/install-azure-cli?view=azure-cli-latest
- Install kubectl client : -https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/tools/install-kubectl/
- Clone the project locally:
git clone --recurse-submodules [email protected]:andresguisado/azure-k8s-cli-docker.git && export REPO_PATH=$PWD/azure-k8s-cli-docker
- Create env.sh file as follows:
touch envs.sh && export ENV_VAR_PATH=$PWD/envs.sh
AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION=XXXXXXXX
CLIENT_ID=XXXXXXXXX
CLIENT_SECRET=XXXXXXX
AZURE_RESOURCE_GROUP=example-k8s-westeu-poc
CLUSTER_NAME=k8s-cluster-poc
LOCATION=westeurope
K8S_VERSION=1.8.1
ORCHESTRATOR_TYPE=kubernetes
Note: ORCHESTRATOR_TYPE is just for ACS.CLIENT_ID and CLIENT_SECRET are your AZURE API credentials
- Choose your Azure Container flavor (aks or acs):
cd azure-k8s-cli-docker/docker/aks
or
cd azure-k8s-cli-docker/docekr/acs
Note: You also can create an Azure Container Registry by
cd azure-k8s-cli-docker/docker/acrthensh create_registry.sh.
- Run
sh create_cluster.sh. - You can delete, upgrade and scale your cluster using the scripts at the same level than
azure-k8s-cli-docker/docker/create_cluster.sh.