Inputs

1. Create a Kubernetes cluster
2. Use Weave to setup networking
3. Add three hosts:

• Logger
• API
• DB

4. Use Weave to setup the following network rules:

• API → Logger UDP port 514
• API → DB TCP port 5432
• DB → Logger UDP port 514

5. Visualize this in a network diagram
6. Add a script to prove that each machine can only connect to the machine(s) specified in the network rules above

Solution

Cluster setup

• Get source: git clone https://github.com/max-lobur/k8s-weave-demo.git && cd k8s-weave-demo
• Get at least 2 CentOS boxes (4 Gb RAM, 2 CPU). Make sure hostnames are unique.
• Setup master:

  ssh root@master 'bash -s' < cluster/k8s-centos.sh
  ssh root@master 'bash -s' < cluster/master.sh
  

• Setup node(s):

  ssh root@node 'bash -s' < cluster/k8s-centos.sh
  ssh root@node <join_cmd_from_master_sh_out>
  

• To interact with the cluster we will be using kubectl on the master node, thus source must be copied on master as well: rsync -av . root@master:k8s-weave-demo
• SSH to master:

  ssh root@master
  cd k8s-weave-demo
  

App setup

• Deploy an app:

  kubectl create -f app
  watch kubectl -n net-policy-test get po -owide
  

• Run tests: ./run-tests.sh
• Delete an app: kubectl delete ns net-policy-test

Network schema