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Add support for running clusters on GCI #24893
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@dchen1107 @roberthbailey please review this change, and mark it as a cherry-pick candidate for release-1.2 cc/ @fabioy @wonderfly @zmerlynn @maisem @yinghan @adityakali @Amey-D @aulanov @SaiedKazemi, who have been making great contribution to GCI. |
Are we still calling this image as GCI image? |
The full name is "Google ContainerVM Image", which is different from the previous name. But it is still short for "GCI" |
@andyzheng0831 Great job Andy! |
LGTM |
Removing label |
GCE e2e build/test passed for commit 93929c3. |
@k8s-bot test this [submit-queue is verifying that this PR is safe to merge] |
GCE e2e build/test passed for commit 93929c3. |
Automatic merge from submit-queue |
Commit found in the "release-1.2" branch appears to be this PR. Removing the "cherrypick-candidate" label. If this is an error find help to get your PR picked. |
…ry-pick-of-#24893-upstream-release-1.2 Automatic merge from submit-queue Automated cherry pick of kubernetes#24893 Cherry pick of kubernetes#24893 on release-1.2.
…ry-pick-of-#24893-upstream-release-1.2 Automatic merge from submit-queue Automated cherry pick of kubernetes#24893 Cherry pick of kubernetes#24893 on release-1.2.
Google Container-VM Image (GCI) is the next revision of Container-VM. See documentation at https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/containers/vm-image/. This change adds support for starting a Kubernetes cluster using GCI.
With this change, users can start a kubernetes cluster using the latest kubelet and kubectl release binary built in the GCI image by running:
Or run a testing cluster on GCI by running:
The commands above will choose the latest GCI image by default.