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I added documentation on how to run the run-qemu script. I made some modifications from rancher's version. This shows how to use it to create VMs. I'm looking at starting the VMs immutably and automating VM builds. That will be further in the README.
Infrastructure Decisions
Hardware
3x Mac Minis
K3S
The minis will be used to construct a k3s cluster using k3os. Mac minis are using the M1 chip, so they're running ARM64 instead of x64 architecture. This means, to build x64 architecture software or run k3s as though it's on x64 architecture, I will have to run k3os in a virtual machine.
I included scripts taken from the k3os project in scripts that are used to create the virtual machines on the mac minis. Once k3os is running, they can be configured to run as cluster together.
Using run-qemu scripts
run-qemu is used to start the qemu VM. It is derived from rancher. I include it in this repo to keep my changes documented to what I am working on. To actually run the script you need to do the following
Clone k3os
git clone https://github.com/rancher/k3os
I then edited the script to include my changes for Apple's arm64. After, that I just execute the script with my changes.
DISK_NAME=vda.img MEMORY=14336 ./run-qemu
Cluster Setup
TODO: Show cluster configuration setup using qemu
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