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InfluxDB
Power Real-Time Data Analytics at Scale. Get real-time insights from all types of time series data with InfluxDB. Ingest, query, and analyze billions of data points in real-time with unbounded cardinality.
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tilt-example-html
An example project that demonstrates a live-updating server with nothing but Shell, HTML, and Kubernetes
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I forked kubeadm-dind-cluster, a set of Bash scripts to set up Kubernetes with Docker-in-Docker techniques.
This worked well! And because the registry was local, it was faster than pushing to a remote registry. We still use this approach to test ctlptl with both minikube and kind. Here's the CI config.
The socat element makes this a bit tricky. But if you want to fork and hack it, check out this Bash script.
We use image-management tools that auto-detect the registry location from the cluster, which helps with the configuration burden. I like the general trend of Kubernetes as a general-purpose config-sharing system so that tools can interoperate, rather than having to configure each tool individually.
We currently use ctlptl to set up clusters and test the services on real Kube clusters in all of our example projects.
I wouldn't call the Bash scripts readable. But they are hackable, cut-and-pasteable. There were examples of how to run it on CircleCI and TravisCI. kubeadm-dind-cluster has been deprecated in favor of more modern approaches like kind. But I learned a lot from its Bash scripts. We still use a lot of the techniques in this project today.