#jinja #ansible #aws #bare_metal #gce #hacktoberfest #high_availability #k8s_sig_cluster_lifecycle #kubernetes #kubernetes_cluster #kubespray

https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kubespray

#jinja #ansible #aws #bare_metal #gce #hacktoberfest #high_availability #k8s_sig_cluster_lifecycle #kubernetes #kubernetes_cluster #kubespray

You can use Kubespray to easily deploy a production-ready Kubernetes cluster on various cloud providers like AWS, Azure, OpenStack, and more, or even on bare metal. This tool offers a highly available cluster and allows you to choose your network plugin, supporting many popular Linux distributions. It also includes continuous integration tests to ensure stability. To set up, you can use Ansible or Vagrant, and there are detailed guides and community resources available to help you through the process. This makes it easier and faster to get a reliable Kubernetes cluster up and running, saving you time and effort.

https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kubespray

#ruby #bare_metal #cloud #github_actions #hosting #linux #managed_cloud #open #opensource #portable #postgresql #ruby

Ubicloud is an open-source cloud system that you can run anywhere, similar to how Linux is an alternative to proprietary operating systems. It offers cloud services on bare metal servers from providers like Hetzner, Leaseweb, and AWS Bare Metal. You can either use their managed service or build your own cloud by setting up the control plane and connecting to the cloud console.

Using Ubicloud benefits you in several ways:
- It is cheaper than public cloud providers like AWS, saving you money.
- It gives you control over your infrastructure and data.
- It is portable and secure, allowing you to deploy apps easily and manage resources flexibly.
- You can use it for various workloads such as CI/CD pipelines, compute-heavy tests, or managing bare metal machines.

Overall, Ubicloud provides a cost-effective, open-source alternative to traditional cloud services, giving you more control and flexibility.

https://github.com/ubicloud/ubicloud