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Spencer Smith b84d5e2660 feat: allow for exposing ports on docker clusters 
This PR will introduce a `-p/--exposed-ports` flag to talosctl. This
flag will allow us to enable port forwards on worker nodes only. This
will allow for ingresses on docker clusters so we can hopefully use
ingress for Arges initial bootstrapping. I modeled this after how KIND allows ingresses
[here](https://kind.sigs.k8s.io/docs/user/ingress/)

Signed-off-by: Spencer Smith <robertspencersmith@gmail.com>
2020-03-30 15:24:25 -04:00

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talosctl cluster create

Creates a local docker-based or firecracker-based kubernetes cluster

Synopsis

Creates a local docker-based or firecracker-based kubernetes cluster

talosctl cluster create [flags]

Options

      --cidr string                 CIDR of the docker bridge network (default "10.5.0.0/24")
      --cni-bin-path strings        search path for CNI binaries (default [/opt/cni/bin])
      --cni-cache-dir string        CNI cache directory path (default "/var/lib/cni")
      --cni-conf-dir string         CNI config directory path (default "/etc/cni/conf.d")
      --cpus string                 the share of CPUs as fraction (each container) (default "1.5")
      --disk int                    the limit on disk size in MB (each VM) (default 4096)
      --endpoint string             use endpoint instead of provider defaults
  -p, --exposed-ports string        Comma-separated list of ports/protocols to expose on init node. Ex -p <hostPort>:<containerPort>/<protocol (tcp or udp)> (Docker provisioner only)
  -h, --help                        help for create
      --image string                the image to use (default "docker.io/autonomy/talos:latest")
      --init-node-as-endpoint       use init node as endpoint instead of any load balancer endpoint
      --initrd-path string          the uncompressed kernel image to use (default "_out/initramfs.xz")
  -i, --input-dir string            location of pre-generated config files
      --install-image string        the installer image to use (default "docker.io/autonomy/installer:latest")
      --kubernetes-version string   desired kubernetes version to run (default "1.18.0")
      --masters int                 the number of masters to create (default 1)
      --memory int                  the limit on memory usage in MB (each container) (default 1024)
      --mtu int                     MTU of the docker bridge network (default 1500)
      --nameservers strings         list of nameservers to use (VM only) (default [8.8.8.8,1.1.1.1])
      --registry-mirror strings     list of registry mirrors to use in format: <registry host>=<mirror URL>
      --vmlinux-path string         the uncompressed kernel image to use (default "_out/vmlinux")
      --wait                        wait for the cluster to be ready before returning (default true)
      --wait-timeout duration       timeout to wait for the cluster to be ready (default 20m0s)
      --with-bootloader-emulation   enable bootloader emulation to load kernel and initramfs from disk image
      --with-debug                  enable debug in Talos config to send service logs to the console
      --workers int                 the number of workers to create (default 1)

Options inherited from parent commands

      --context string       Context to be used in command
  -e, --endpoints strings    override default endpoints in Talos configuration
      --name string          the name of the cluster (default "talos-default")
  -n, --nodes strings        target the specified nodes
      --provisioner string   Talos cluster provisioner to use (default "docker")
      --state string         directory path to store cluster state (default "/home/user/.talos/clusters")
      --talosconfig string   The path to the Talos configuration file (default "/home/user/.talos/config")

SEE ALSO

  • talosctl cluster - A collection of commands for managing local docker-based or firecracker-based clusters