Install Canonical Kubernetes Ubuntu
▶️ Install Canonical Kubernetes Ubuntu
Getting started with Ubuntu Kubernetes
Install Kubernetes yourself
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Ubuntu is the standard platform for Kubernetes — from development to production, on bare metal, on public cloud, on VMware and on OpenStack. All major clouds offer Ubuntu as the worker node for their Kubernetes SAAS offerings.
Workstation installation instructions
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Developers often don’t need high availability, and would rather get a fast, local install of K8s which can be started or stopped on demand, for test and development iterations.
Microk8s is a simple, streamlined single-package install of Kubernetes that works for all classes of device - you can use it on your laptop, or a server, or a cloud VM. It will give you a full upstream install that is single-node only, but it’s a perfect way to get K8s for development or for edge/gateway environments. Microk8s is quick to install and has a small footprint.
$ snap install microk8s --classic --beta
Install on a physical cluster:
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Deploy on an OpenStack cloud using MAAS to provision the physical servers and conjure-up to install OpenStack and Kubernetes.
$ sudo snap install conjure-up --classic
$ conjure-up canonical-kubernetes
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