First tests of the library locally

Now i’m producing a command that is the simplest possible config runnable in order to validate the initial code produced, the goal is to reach the VM provisioning.

Set ENV variables:

export S3_REGION=eu-south-1
export S3_ENDPOINT=https://s3.eu-south-1.wasabisys.com
export S3_ACCESS_KEY_ID=GPDPCSW1IWY7I55O4X0V
export S3_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=czXmW7BBTQsbzoEDsNdotEn998QJgpTie9daF7Bl
export PROVIDER=elemento

Minimum viable command to create a test cluster:

kops create cluster --cloud=elemento --name=test.k8s --state=s3://test-kops --kubernetes-version=1.32.4 --zones=eu-south-1 --node-count=3 --ssh-public-key=~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub --v=10

Parameters:

• cloud=elemento → name of the cloud provider
• name=test.k8s → name of the cluster
• state=s3://test-kops → name of the bucket on Wasabi cloud
• kubernetes-version=1.32.0 → kubernetes version
• zones=eu-south-1 → region - to implement elemento side
• node-count=3 → number of nodes on the cluster
• node-size=helium → flavour of the nodes (default to argon for control plane and neon for workers)
• image=ubuntu-20.04 → OS image to use for the nodes
• ssh-public-key=~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub → ssh key
• v=10 → verbosity of the logs

Once the configuration is created, you can start the deploy using this command:

kops update cluster test.k8s --yes --admin --state=s3://test-kops

Then validate the correct execution using the command: