Edge Deployment of Kubernetes Cluster
summary
StarlingX performs a zero-touch deployment of a remote Kubernetes subcloud using Redfish and Deployment Manager, pushing an ISO to a BMC, running an Ansible install that installs ~1,200 packages and boots Kubernetes, then configures services and a local registry so images serve locally. A central system controller can manage, sync and inventory up to ~1,000 sites horizontally; the demo boots one node, transitions it to managed and complete, and allows SSH access and normal operations.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to StarlingX
- 2:16Remote deployment process
- 3:56Deployment demonstration
- 7:24Configuration and setup
- 10:40Managing the sub-cloud
- 14:17Q&A and architectural details
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