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# Raspberry Pi kubernetes cluster on Alpine linux setup
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This repository is supposed to help if I'd EVER AGAIN destroy the whole cluster by accident.
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Code is a result of 6 hours coding marathon, but will be improved and patched in future.
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## Usage
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### Memory card preparations [step1]
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To prepare memory cards check the **step1** directory.
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If your Pi memory card is present under /dev/disk5 - you don't need to change anything, otherwise change it to the device of your choice.
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```bash
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PI_CARD="/dev/disk5"
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```
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Run the following script which will:
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* Format memory card
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* Split it into two partitions (1G + remaining)
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* Copy basic Alpine system onto 1G partition
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* Add an overlay allowing ethernet interface get up and SSH root access without the password
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```bash
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001-prepare-card.sh
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```
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### Cluster preparations [step2]
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#### Before
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* Modify pi-hosts.txt file and adjust it to your setup.
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* Modify address class in step2/static/k8s-metallb-dashboard-config.yaml to suit your network
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Add following to your ~/.ssh/config file
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```bash
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Host pi?
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User root
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Hostname %h.local
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```
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#### Prepare your nodes for Ansible
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```bash
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001-prepare-ansible.sh
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```
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#### Run the playbook
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```bash
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ansible-playbook rpi.yaml -f 10
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```
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### K8S definitions [step3]
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Use makefile from step3 to apply / destroy resources
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#### Required environment variables:
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```bash
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TRAEFIK_API_KEY // Traefik API key
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GH_USER // GitHub user
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GH_PAT // GitHub Personal Access Token
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```
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## Outcome
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* Raspberry Pi cluster running Alpine linux as a base
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* MetalLB for load balancing in your LAN
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* Kubernetes dashboard installed and exposed via MetalLB
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* Traefik managing the.. traffic |