kube-host's Introduction

Kubernetes host on Lenovo

Available at https://github.com/aliok/kube-host

To be used in conjunction with https://github.com/aliok/kube-guest

To be placed at ~/host.

kind

Start in guest:

start-kind.sh

# OR
start-kind-multinode.sh

Dashboard doesn't work. See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53957413/how-to-access-kubernetes-dashboard-from-outside-network

crc

The official guide here shows how to setup crc on the host and how to connect to it from a Fedora guest. However, in my case, my guest is a Mac. There is another guide for that.

What I did:

Do the things in the official guide(skipped the firewall shit, only did the HA proxy part) (I actaually disabled firewall entirely)
Do the things in the 2nd article - optimized setup: install dnsmasq on host, configure /etc/resolver on Mac to point to host. UPDATE: this didn't work. There is another dnsmasq instance on Linux host which binds to port 53 and I can't change its config. I tried starting a 2nd instance of dnsmasq at a custom port, but Mac can't connect to dns server with custom port. In the end, I just did't do the optimized setup. I installed dnsmasq on my Mac and pointed at that in Mac's dns settings. It resolves to this machine.

Start in guest: