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  1. Overview of Fury EKS Installer modules

    The Fury EKS Installer (v1.26.5) uses three primary Terraform modules to deploy a production-grade Kubernetes Fury cluster on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS):

    • VPC Module: Deploys the necessary networking infrastructure.
    • VPN Module: Deploys a VPN Server (via bastion hosts with OpenVPN) to allow secure connection to private clusters.
    • EKS Module: Deploys the EKS cluster. By default, it deploys a private or private control plane cluster where the control plane endpoint is not publicly accessible.
  2. Overview of SIGHUP Distribution on-premises Installer

    The SIGHUP Distribution on-premises Installer is an Ansible-based module used to provision Kubernetes on bare-metal nodes or Virtual Machines (VMs). It automates the creation of a 'vanilla' Kubernetes cluster, meaning it installs standard Kubernetes components without proprietary vendor add-ons. It handles the installation of the container runtime, kubelet, kubeadm, and the creation of the etcd cluster and control plane.
  3. Overview of SIGHUP Distribution (SD)

    SIGHUP Distribution (SD) is an open-source, CNCF-certified Kubernetes distribution based on upstream Kubernetes. Its primary goal is to create or transform any standard Kubernetes cluster into a fully-configured, production-grade cluster. It is designed to be deployed on any standard Kubernetes cluster across major platforms, including on-premises and managed services like GKE, EKS, and AKS.
  4. Overview of Kubernetes Fury Disaster Recovery (DR)

    Kubernetes Fury DR implements backup and disaster recovery for the Kubernetes Fury Distribution (KFD) using Velero and the Velero Node Agent. It enables users to backup/restore clusters and volumes, migrate resources between clusters, and replicate production environments for testing. The module includes native plugins for AWS, GCP, and Azure to use cloud-provider volumes as storage backends.
  5. Overview of SIGHUP Distribution (SD)

    SIGHUP Distribution (SD) is an open-source, CNCF-certified Kubernetes distribution based on upstream Kubernetes. Its primary goal is to create or transform any standard Kubernetes cluster into a fully-configured, production-grade cluster. It is designed to be deployed on any standard Kubernetes cluster across major platforms, including on-premises and managed services like GKE, EKS, and AKS.
  6. Overview of Kubernetes Fury Disaster Recovery (DR)

    Kubernetes Fury DR implements backup and disaster recovery for the Kubernetes Fury Distribution (KFD) using Velero and the Velero Node Agent. It allows users to backup and restore clusters, migrate resources between clusters, and replicate production environments to dev/test environments. The Velero Node Agent specifically enables the backup and restore of Kubernetes volumes.
  7. Overview of SIGHUP Distribution DR Module

    The SIGHUP Distribution DR module is based on Velero and Velero Node Agent. It provides capabilities to backup and restore Kubernetes clusters, migrate resources between clusters, and replicate production environments to dev/test environments. When combined with the snapshot-controller, it supports CSI Snapshot Data Movement for consistent volume data backups to pre-defined storage. All components are deployed in the kube-system namespace.
  8. Overview of SIGHUP Distribution GKE Installer modules

    The SIGHUP Distribution GKE Installer consists of three primary Terraform modules used to provision a production-ready GKE cluster with a private control plane:

    • VPC: Deploys the required networking infrastructure.
    • VPN: Deploys one or more bastion hosts with an OpenVPN server to allow secure connection to private clusters.
    • GKE: Deploys the Google Kubernetes Engine cluster itself.
  9. Overview of SIGHUP Distribution (SD)

    SIGHUP Distribution (SD) is an open-source, CNCF-certified Kubernetes distribution based on upstream Kubernetes. Its primary goal is to create or transform any standard Kubernetes cluster into a fully-configured, production-grade cluster. It is designed to be deployed on any standard Kubernetes cluster across major platforms, including on-premises and managed services like GKE, EKS, and AKS.
  10. Overview of SIGHUP Distribution Immutable Installer

    The SIGHUP Distribution (SD) Immutable Installer is a Kubernetes installer that creates clusters on Flatcar Container Linux machines. It utilizes furyctl to bootstrap and configure machines via Ignition and system extensions (sysext) sourced from the installer-immutable-sysext repository.

    Note: As of version 1.35.1, the Immutable Installer is in alpha status and is under active development; configuration and behavior may change between releases.