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The first step in creating a hub is creating a Kubernetes cluster. This provisions the cloud infrastructure + the Kubernetes engine that is needed to deploy applications like JupyterHub or Dask Gateway in the cloud. This should be automated for every major cloud provider we wish to support.
Value / benefit
This is a pre-requisite for deploying infrastructure in the cloud, so is a critical issue across all of them.
Implementation details
This is going to be cloud provider-specific. In some cases we'll use the provider services (e.g. eksctl) and in others we will need to hand-deploy clusters (e.g. with kops). We'll discuss that in each provider-specific issue.
Description
The first step in creating a hub is creating a Kubernetes cluster. This provisions the cloud infrastructure + the Kubernetes engine that is needed to deploy applications like JupyterHub or Dask Gateway in the cloud. This should be automated for every major cloud provider we wish to support.
Value / benefit
This is a pre-requisite for deploying infrastructure in the cloud, so is a critical issue across all of them.
Implementation details
This is going to be cloud provider-specific. In some cases we'll use the provider services (e.g.
eksctl
) and in others we will need to hand-deploy clusters (e.g. withkops
). We'll discuss that in each provider-specific issue.Tasks to complete
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