Atomic hosts include Kubernetes for orchestration and management of containerized application deployments, across a cluster of container hosts. If you're interested in taking Kubernetes for a spin on an Atomic host, read on!
First, boot into CentOS Atomic host. You ought to be able to use Fedora Atomic as well, but currently, Atomic Fedora comes with an earlier version of kubernetes, so for each of the kubectl
commands in this howto, there's a different kubecfg
command, for now.
Due to a bug in CentOS Atomic (not necessary in Fedora Atomic), you must: