Two RKE Kubernetes clusters will be created from two linux virtual instances running Ubuntu 18.04 and Docker.
Both instances will have wide-open security groups and will be accessible over SSH using the SSH keys
id_rsa
and id_rsa.pub
.
An additional Windows virtual instance will be created and joined one cluster running Windows Server 1903 and Docker.
- Required Azure subscription id to which the resources are billed
- Required Azure client id associated with the provisioned resources
- Required Azure client secret used to authenticate the azure client id
- Required Azure tenant id (active directory instance) under which the resources will exist
- Default:
"East US"
Azure location used for all resources
- Default:
"quickstart"
Prefix added to names of all resources
- Default:
"Standard_DS2_v2"
Instance type used for all linux virtual instances
- Default:
"19.03"
Docker version to install on nodes
- Default:
"v1.19.4-rancher1-1"
Kubernetes version to use for Rancher server RKE cluster
See rancher-common
module variable rke_kubernetes_version
for more details.
- Default:
"v1.18.12-rancher1-1"
Kubernetes version to use for managed workload cluster
See rancher-common
module variable workload_kubernetes_version
for more details.
- Default:
"1.0.4"
Version of cert-manager to install alongside Rancher (format: 0.0.0)
See rancher-common
module variable cert_manager_version
for more details.
- Default:
"v2.5.3"
Rancher server version (format v0.0.0)
See rancher-common
module variable rancher_version
for more details.
- Required Admin password to use for Rancher server bootstrap
See rancher-common
module variable admin_password
for more details.
- Required Admin password to use for the Windows VM