I took this route. It took me two days. Not 15 minutes. You need to set up a PXE server (coreos/matchbox) beforehand. Which I needed to get working with existing PXE / DHCP deployment. And I had to do some tweaking on the generated Terraform templates tectonic generated. (my disk names are vd* instead of sd*. I use virualization also for bare metal). So I needed to learn what Terraform was.
But still a much smoother experience than Kubernetes The Hard Way. It is almost one-click.
The 15 minutes is probably true if you take azure or AWS. But deploying something in an existing environment always takes planning and time. However, coreos is more than willing to help. (I simply asked questions on IRC. But they also have an enterprise support plan)
But still a much smoother experience than Kubernetes The Hard Way. It is almost one-click.
The 15 minutes is probably true if you take azure or AWS. But deploying something in an existing environment always takes planning and time. However, coreos is more than willing to help. (I simply asked questions on IRC. But they also have an enterprise support plan)