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scholzj
Fixes for Smart Columbus OS deployment
Two main changes needed to be made to this module to allow for utilising these scripts in our architecture:
- A AWS credentials profile needed to be able to be passed to the plugin
- the DNS entry for the kubernetes master needs to point to the private ip to let the slaves connect since our master isn't on a public address.
I didn't realise the extensiveness of the changes the whitespace tool had done, i can have the whitespace re-jiggering undone if desired
I would't mind the white space changes per-se. But it is quite hard to find the changes you have made to the code. Could you please revert them or post somewhere a diff without them (as a gist or something like that)?
How does the default profile work with people who pass the credentials as environment variables (such as I do)? Will it still work for me?
Sure thing. You can also tac a ?w=1 onto the end of the url to see only the non whitespace changes (https://blog.github.com/2011-10-21-github-secrets/)
Hi, is it possible to use this module without a DNS entry? I also want to have the master node in a privete subnet...
@Erokos I think you can create a private DNS zone and use that. It does not need to be public DNS zone with a public domain etc. But it needs the DNS.