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by skboosh 6y ago
I wanted a way to be able to spin up Wireguard on a VPS and be able to shut it down when I didn't need it. This repo lets you do that, reimporting the server keys and client configs so you don't need to reconfigure all your client
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Show HN: Recreatable Digital Ocean WireGuard server with a single command(github.com)
2 points by skboosh 6y ago|1 comments
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by skboosh 7y ago
There are potentially quite a few benefits of being able to spin up clusters on demand [1]: * Fully reproducible cluster builds and deployments. * The type of cluster (can be) an implementation detail, making it easy to move between e.g Min
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by skboosh 7y ago
> clusters should be treated like cattle, not pets Sugarkube is designed to do exactly that. [1] https://docs.sugarkube.io
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by skboosh 7y ago
Thanks! Sugarkube orchestrates other tools. In this case where you have to actually SSH into machines to install kubeadm then Ansible may be a better choice for actually creating the clusters (since there's probabaly no single binary t
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by skboosh 7y ago
Sugarkube [1] is an open source alternative to using Ansible for working with Kubernetes clusters. Because it's focussed squarely on Kubernetes, it runs much faster (it's written in Go), but still supports templating & hierarc
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Show HN: Sugarkube – Ephemeral Kubernetes Clusters(docs.sugarkube.io)
1 points by skboosh 7y ago|0 comments
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by skboosh 7y ago
Hi I'm not sure if you saw my comment below, but this is 100% the usecase Sugarkube [1] was designed for. Depending on where you are in setting things up it might save you time to give it a try. There are some non-trivial tutorials [2]
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by skboosh 7y ago
No, more than that. To Sugarkube, the actual type of cluster (minikube, EKS, Kops) is just an implementation detail. Actually, when you think about it, even the region you deploy in or your cloud provider are really just an implementation d
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by skboosh 7y ago
Awesome. If you need any help or if anything's unclear please get in touch: https://www.sugarkube.io/#contact-us Thanks!
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by skboosh 7y ago
A major problem I've seen using Kubernetes is it's difficult to bring up an entire cluster from scratch, play with it and tear it down. So I wrote Sugarkube [1] which lets you launch an ephemeral cluster, install all your applicat
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by skboosh 7y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote Part-time/Adhoc | Golang/Python/Java/devops I'm seeking some adhoc/short-term Golang/python/devops (AWS/K8s) contracts over the summer while I work on other projects. Perhap
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by skboosh 7y ago
Network policies, RBAC, the ecosystem...
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by skboosh 7y ago
That's one problem sugarkube[1] aims to solve. But it goes further and allows you to spin up k8s clusters from scratch and install all your stuff onto them. It can bootstrap an AWS account first (e.g. to create S3 buckets for kops&#x2F
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by skboosh 8y ago
Contractors who have to drag their laptops to work and home each day but want desktop-class machines.
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by skboosh 8y ago
Sad but true. I can see my 2013 MBP being my first and last Mac. I'm not spending that sort of money to lose the escape key/function keys.
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by skboosh 8y ago
Imagine you're running Wordpress on K8s. It actually needs ingress, Cert Manager for SSL certs and a DB. Locally you might want to use MariaDB for convenience, but in the cloud you want to use RDS. Sugarkube lets you install everything
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by skboosh 8y ago
I've been working on something similar with sugarkube[1]. It looks like it takes a different approach and aims to solve more of the toolchain. I'd be interested in feedback if anyone has the time... [1] https://github.co
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Sugarkube – Packaging for cloud infrastructure and applications(github.com)
1 points by skboosh 8y ago|0 comments