Kubernetes provides a nice script to quickly deploy a small cluster on various infrastructure backends. On AWS, the documentation is a tad short about detailing how to customize the installation.
By default, Kubernetes is deployed on the Oregon availability zone (us-west-2a) with a cluster size of four minions driven by a single master. The EC2 instances for the minions and their master have a fairly limited size (t2.micro).
Kubernetes relies on Ubuntu Vivid by default and favors Docker as the container provider. The container storage backend is AUFS which is the common option on Ubuntu.
By default, Kubernetes is deployed on the Oregon availability zone (us-west-2a) with a cluster size of four minions driven by a single master. The EC2 instances for the minions and their master have a fairly limited size (t2.micro).
Kubernetes relies on Ubuntu Vivid by default and favors Docker as the container provider. The container storage backend is AUFS which is the common option on Ubuntu.
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