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windowsvagrantkubernetes
analytik
analytik

Reputation: 802

Is there a reliable way how to run virtualized Docker / Kubernetes stack on Windows?

Are there any up-to-date guides, or VM images of some Linux VM + Kubernetes that I could run on Windows? Both VMWare, VirtualBox or Vagrant images would help. I'm trying to set up a development environment. (There is no production environment yet, but it will be most likely self-hosted.)

I tried installing several Vagrant templates for Kubernetes linked from their github documentation, but they were specifically marked as not supported on Windows; I tried compiling Kubernetes 0.15 from source under CoreOS and Boot2Docker, but ran into problems with either.

Since my ops skill set is relatively low, I'd sleep easier if I could use a template that was set up by someone who knew what they're doing.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 969

Answers (1)

Robert Bailey
Robert Bailey

Reputation: 18200

If you install Docker on Windows (see the Docker instructions), you can then follow the guide to run Kubernetes locally via Docker and then once you are comfortable with that try running Multi-Node Kubernetes Using Docker.

Upvotes: 1

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