k8 with Windows Containers
Playground for playing with Windows on Kubernetes.
Create Resource Group and Service Principle
az login
az account set --subscription="${SUBSCRIPTION_ID}"
az group create -n acsengine-win -l eastus
az ad sp create-for-rbac --role="Owner" --scopes="/subscriptions/${SUBSCRIPTION_ID}/resourceGroups/acsengine-win"
Copy output for updating kubernetes.json in next step.
Create the cluster
- Update fields in
kubernetes.json(service principle/password/public key) - Run ACS Engine to generate output:
acs-engine generate kubernetes.json - Deploy cluster:
az group deployment create --name acsenginedeploy -g acsengine-win --template-file "_output/acsengine-win/azuredeploy.json" --parameters "./_output/acsengine-win/azuredeploy.parameters.json" - Set your context:
export KUBECONFIG=_output/acsengine-win/kubeconfig/kubeconfig.eastus.json - Double check your config:
k config current-context - see your window nodes and linux nodes:
k get nodes -o wide
Deploy Service
- Deploy your first service:
k apply -f sample-apps/winservice.yaml
Scale
/mnt/c/tools/acs-engine.exe scale --subscription-id <sub-id> \
--resource-group acsengine-win-193 --location eastus \
--deployment-dir _output/acsengine-win-193 --new-node-count 3 \
--node-pool windowspool2 --master-FQDN acsengine-win-193.eastus.cloudapp.azure.com