A base k8s install on Ubuntu distribution (Tested on Jammy).
Can be deployed on local with Vagrant (Bento/Ubuntu boxes)
- 3 different sizings
- small: 1 Managers and 1 Worker (for a Vagrant deployment, fit to 8Go RAM Laptop with 2 cpu cores)
- medium : 3 Managers and 3 Workers (for a Vagrant deployment, fit to 16Go RAM Laptop with 4 cpu cores)
- large : 3 Managers and 5 Workers (for a Vagrant deployment, fit to 32Go RAM Laptop with 6 cpu cores)
Can be deployed on KVM hypervisor with Terraform
- Need a dhcp serveur configured with 8 VMs MAC/IP associations : 3 managers and 5 nodes
- Use of 36 vcpus (fit to ~10 real cpu cores), 64Go RAM, and 1To of disk
yakir/
+--ansible/ Root folder for ansible IaC deployment stack
+---group_vars/ An Higher variables scope, which overrides defaults/main.yml roles definition
+---all/
+---global Includes all global and transversal variables of the deployment
+---sizing_vars/ Variables about deployment scope on VMs list - depending about small, medium, larger targeted form factor
+---collections/ Folder where collections are downloaded from ansible-galaxy command
+---inventories/ Inventory files, scoped about small, medium, larger targeted form factor
+---roles/ Ansible roles folder
+---backup Deploy velero chart helm, install velero cli command on manager1, and configure a daily backup which post on external S3 bucket
+---base Prerequisites for the Linux OS : global attributes (locale, hostname, time, swap usage, ...), user management, system packages
+---bench Launch, display, and save a kube-bench analysis
+---cert_manager Deploy certificate-manager helm chart and define Issuers for both letsencrypt and autosigned type
+---cni Manage network plugins for Kubernetes : Weave, Flannel, Cilium, Calico
+---crio Manage container engine installation
+---csi Manage storage plugins for Kubernetes : Rook or Cinder
+---haproxy Install and configure haproxy on each manager nodes : expose https (port 443) of the cluster and route traffic to ingress controller
+---helm Install helm command and add global helm repositories
+---ingress Deploy nginx ingress component on Kubernetes
+---internal_repos Configure internal repositories on vms for pypi and apt mirroring requirements
+---k8s Install and configure a Kubernetes deployment with Kubeadm
+---keepalived Install keepalived service on manager hosts for a no cloud deployment : ensure a failover IP for control-plane endpoint
+---kubedashboard Install and secure Dashboard deployment for Kubernetes
+---linux_hardening Apply hardening rules for linux kernel, pam logins, and ssh
+---logcollect Deploy fluentbit, elastic, and kibana helm chart, and configure fluentbit for kubernetes logs
+---monitoring Deploy prometheus and grafana helm charts, and import grafana dashboard for kubernetes metrics
+---opa Install Gatekeeper and define some open policy rules
+---postinstall Some validations and post-config topics after Kubernetes deployment
+---inventory File created (symlink to targeted file on inventories folder) by the deployment script : used by ansible-playbook to scope the infra
+---sizing_vars.yml File created (symlink to targeted file on sizing_vars folder) by the deployment script : used by ansible-playbook to scope the infra metadata
+---requirements.yml Collections dependencies, to install in collections folder (ansible-galaxy command is executed by deployment scripts on the root folder)
+--tf/ Terraform folder which contains HCL provisioning tasks
+---libvirt/ HCL instructions for provisioning VMs and resources on KVM as prerequisites for k8s installation
+--vagrantfiles/ Deployment flavors vagrantfile for small, medium, large scopes
deploy-to-libvirt Script for installation on a lived KVM with Terraform (See options below on this page)
up Script for local installation with Vagrant (See options below on this page)
Vagrantfile File created (symlink to targeted file on vagrantfiles folder) by the deployment script : used by Vagrant to scope the VMs provisioning
| Name | Version | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Kubernetes | v1.30.0 | Container Orchestrator |
| Crio | v1.28 | Container Runtime |
| Cilium | v1.15.4 | CNI Plugin (set this one with "-c cilium") |
| Calico | v3.27.3 | CNI Plugin (set this one with "-c calico") |
| Weave | v2.8.1 | CNI Plugin (set this one with "-c weave") |
| Flannel | v0.25.1 | CNI Plugin (set this one with "-c flannel") |
| Getekeeper | v3.14.2 | Apply OpenPolicyAgent rules |
| Rook | v1.14.2 | Distributed Storage with Ceph, CSI plugin for the Kubernetes installation |
| Cert Manager | v1.12.0 | Generate SSL certs for ingress object with auto-signed CA or lets-encrypt (set with bash parameter) |
| Ingress Controller | v1.4.0 | Nginx Ingress Controller |
| Fluentbit | v3.0.2 | Cluster Log collector service |
| Elastic | v8.5.1 | Cluster Log storage (ElasticSearch) and log visualization (Kibana) |
| Prometheus | v2.51.2 | Cluster Monitoring metrics storage |
| Grafana | v10.4.1 | Cluster Monitoring metrics visualization |
| Velero | v1.12.2 | Cluster Backup service, set a complete daily backup on external S3 service |
| Kube-bench | v0.7.3 | Install kube-bench on first manager node, and launch analysis (with result output) on each playbook execution |
3 providers are defined in Vagrantfiles (using bento boxes)
- virtualbox / libvirt : targeted for x86 systems (amd64 Ubuntu vagrant box)
- parallels : targeted for apple silicon systems (arm64 Ubuntu vagrant box)
git submodule update --init
./upOnce setup done, get ui endpoints and secrets for ui credentials
kubectl get ingress -A
kubectl get secrets -AUsage: ./up [options]
-h this is some help text.
-d destroy all previously provisioned vms
-c xxxx CNI plugin, choices are weave, flannel, calico (default), cilium
-p xxxx vagrant provider, default is virtualbox
-s xxxx sizing deployment, default is small
- small : 1 manager and 1 nodes, host with 8Go ram / 2 cores
- medium : 3 managers and 2 nodes host with 16Go ram / 4 cores
- large : 3 managers and 5 nodes, host with 24Go ram / 6 cores
-t xxxx ansible tag, default is none
--keepalived-password xxxx keepalived password, default is randomly generated
--kube-domain xxxx global kubernetes domain, default is k8s.local
--container-registry-mirror xxxx container private mirror registry
--apt-repository-mirror xxxx mirror repository URL for apt packages
--pypi-repository-mirror xxxx mirror repository URL for pypi packages
--cert-issuer-type xxxx Issuer for managing SSL certs, choices are my-ca-issuer (default), letsencrypt-staging, letsencrypt-prod
--backup-server xxxx External S3 Server (MinIO / AWS S3) URL
--backup-access-key xxxx S3 Access Key Id
--backup-access-secret xxxx S3 Access Key Secret
--backup-region xxxx S3 Bucket Region, default is minio
For example, an install on apple silicon with local repository, custom domain, flannel CNI, and medium sizing
./up -d -c flannel \
-p parallels \
-s medium \
--keepalived-password UdTelzAu \
--kube-domain k8s.mydomain.io \
--container-registry-mirror registry.mydomain.io \
--apt-repository-mirror https://nexus.mydomain.io/repository/jammy \
--pypi-repository-mirror https://nexus.mydomain.io/repository/pypi-allAt first, copy the terraform default vars file, so we can change it to match our infra and network
cp tf/libvirt/terraform.tfvars.dist tf/libvirt/terraform.tfvarsForm factor is fixed at 8 nodes (3 managers, and 5 workers), but could be changed easily with edit this files
- deploy-to-libvirt : changes vms ips and count
- tf/libvirt/terraform.tfvars : changes vms list
Without change (keeping the terraform.tfvars.dist content), the deployment needs following resources
- 8 VMs : 3 managers and 5 workers
- use of 36 vcpus (fit to ~10 real cpu cores), 64Go RAM, and 1To of disk
Edit tf/libvirt/terraform.tfvars file before deployment
- Adapt CPU / RAM / DISK
- Change yakir_domain variable to match your network domain
- Change naming or MAC addresses to match your convention and guidelines
Need some prerequisites
- A libvirt and kvm installation on Linux System
- A linux bridge on the KVM Host system, for example folowing an netplan configuration
network:
version: 2
renderer: networkd
ethernets:
eno1:
dhcp4: false
dhcp6: false
bridges:
bridge:
interfaces: [eno1]
parameters:
stp: true
forward-delay: 4
dhcp4: true
dhcp6: false
- A DHCP server with following lease list : adapt it if changing default MAC addresses and/or IPs
| VM HostName | MAC Address | IP Address |
|---|---|---|
| k8s-man-01 | 42:34:00:e2:a1:11 | 192.168.2.210 |
| k8s-man-02 | 42:34:00:a6:d5:21 | 192.168.2.211 |
| k8s-man-03 | 42:34:00:4c:95:a1 | 192.168.2.212 |
| k8s-wrk-01 | 42:34:00:84:5f:13 | 192.168.2.220 |
| k8s-wrk-02 | 42:34:00:28:2d:2c | 192.168.2.221 |
| k8s-wrk-03 | 42:34:00:31:97:53 | 192.168.2.222 |
| k8s-wrk-04 | 42:34:00:04:3e:1d | 192.168.2.223 |
| k8s-wrk-05 | 42:34:00:ba:48:c2 | 192.168.2.224 |
- For use with public exposed IP
- defined a wildcard *.K8S_DOMAIN which is binding to the public IP
- add a nat PREROUTING rule to forward incoming public IP on port 80 and 443 connection to the private VIP IP (default is 192.168.2.250)
- allow port 443 and 80 on Firewall
- set the issuer for certificate-manager on "letsencrypt-prod"
Use 'deploy-to-libvirt' script for launch deployment
Usage: ./deploy-to-libvirt [options]
-h this is some help text.
-c xxx CNI plugin, choices are cilium / calico / weave / flannel, default is flannel
--failover-ip xxxx failover ip for managers nodes, default is 192.168.2.250
--ansible-path xxxx override ansible path
--keepalived-password xxxx keepalived password, default is randomly generated
--kube-domain xxxx global kubernetes domain, default is kubernetes.local
--container-registry-mirror xxxx container private mirror registry
--apt-repository-mirror xxxx mirror repository URL for apt packages
--pypi-repository-mirror xxxx mirror repository URL for pypi packages
--cert-issuer-type xxxx Issuer for managing SSL certs, choices are my-ca-issuer (default), letsencrypt-staging, letsencrypt-prod
--ssh-key-pub xxxx public rsa key path, default is ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
--backup-server xxxx External S3 Server (MinIO / AWS S3) URL
--backup-access-key xxxx S3 Access Key Id
--backup-access-secret xxxx S3 Access Key Secret
--backup-region xxxx S3 Bucket Region, default is minio
Example
./deploy-to-libvirt -c flannel \
--cert-issuer-type letsencrypt-prod \
--container-registry-mirror registry.mydomain.io \
--apt-repository-mirror https://nexus.mydomain.io/repository/jammy \
--pypi-repository-mirror https://nexus.mydomain.io/repository/pypi-all \
--kube-domain k8s.mydomain.ioPrerequisites
- have a S3 instance reachable (MinIO or AWS S3)
- generate access key credentials (ID and Secret) with the S3 instance
- create a bucket named "velero"
- provide server URL, credentials, and region (for MinIO, you can create a "minio" region) on up / deploy-to-libvirt commands (See parameters below on README)
Add parameters to enable a daily backup with Velero, for example (same backup parameters are availabe with deploy-to-libvirt command)
./up -s large \
-c cilium \
--kube-domain k8s.local \
-p libvirt \
--backup-server https://minio.local \
--backup-access-key xxxxxxxxxxxxx \
--backup-access-secret xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx \
--backup-region minio- Secure k8s settings with CIS benchmark recommandations
- Work on opentelemetry integration
- Add Gitops tools
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