Kubernetes on Windows - A Journey
summary
Builds a mixed Kubernetes cluster on AWS with an Ubuntu control plane, one Ubuntu worker and one Windows worker running Windows Server 2019, joins the Windows node with kubeadm after running prepare-node.ps1 to install kubelet and container features, and packages a C# ASP.NET credit card auth microservice into a Microsoft/IIS base image by enabling ASP.NET and running an MSI. Networking requires either flannel or L2 bridge and forces VNI 4096 port 4789 for flannel; hostNetwork, service VIPs, IPv6 and secrets integration are limited and max Windows replicas are 64.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 1:03Kubernetes on Windows
- 8:37Problem Is Setting Up the Windows Server
- 11:15Adding a Windows Node to the Cluster
- 13:13Add Kubernetes Support to the Windows Worker Node
- 17:57Windows Microservice
- 20:46Docker Image Build
- 26:09Launch the Pods
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