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I started using kubelet-standalone about a year ago and now I an see that the certificate for the kubelet in /var/lib/kubelet/pki is about to expire. In a kubernetes cluster the certificate is renewed with kubeadm, but that's not feasible with standalone kubelet. I'm tempted to say that the expiration of the certificates won't really matter as there's no external communication with the kubelet. What do you think ?
First of all, thanks for this awesome tutorial, I was able to use it using directly the kubelet binary :-). I'm trying to setup a basic canary deployment, I understand that kubelet is not able to deploy something else than a pod, do you think it's possible to use a kube-controller-manager in standalone mode (I mean directly linked to a kubelet, without ETCD)?
It saves a command but can be done both ways.
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This is great, I'd love a walkthrough on doing it manually from Kubelet to grok how it works, and be able to set it up outside coreos :-)
When I update the config in the directory the pod does not come up and is stuck forever, only older pod keeps running: Detailed issue in https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/52939
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