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Add support to Azure k8s cluster #45
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I don't see a problem in starting implementation of support for this service and I don't think it conflicts with giving the option of maintaining classic approaches. IMO |
@vitorarins actually I was just making a point for not implementing this right away, it will stay on the backlog for now :-). The amount of time is finite ;-) |
@katcipis I think accidentally we mixed two things here, which is the support for the new cli and the support for Azure Container Services. So I will open another issue for the new cli support. |
@vitorarins makes sense to have two issues, but they are related, this issue will depend on #85, and solving #85 will depend on building a strategy on how we will migrate/coexist both cli's (or not if we make an atomic upgrade). |
You can create another branch (using CLI 2.0) and start your tests... |
@fabio-hara definitely 👍 |
We now have support to using both azure cli 1.0 and 2.0 |
There is a new cli made in python that can create k8s cluster integrated on Azure Container Services:
https://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Azure-Friday/Kubernetes-Support-in-Azure-Container-Services
It seems really cool, although requires a new cli and it is a reasonably new feature. Perhaps it is a good idea to stay with the classic CoreOS (Linux Container ? :P) approach for now and use this later when we got things stable.
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