Talos Linux using Vagrant #11871
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The easiest is to use DHCP to assign addresses, if you can't, you follow the documentation. There are several ways around. If you do have connectivity over 192.x IP, you can simply put the static IP in the machine configuration and apply that. |
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I want to deploy talos linux on Ubuntu host using vagrant. I am following instructions given here - https://www.talos.dev/v1.11/talos-guides/install/virtualized-platforms/vagrant-libvirt/#overview. Since I have 1 host for PoC, I want to have 1 control plane node and 3 worker nodes. In my setup I am having a bridge created on host which I use to assign IP to my VMs deployed using kvm/libvirt, these are non-Talos VMs. I have created br0 bridge interface on host and on VM it has been mapped to enp1s0 where I assign a static IP. How can I configure the same in controlplane.yaml for talos based cluster? I have configure this IP in Vagrantfile, however when I open console of Talos VM it does not show that IP, it shows a default 192.x,x,x IP which vagrant assign as private IP on eth0 and one other 10.10.10.x IP. If anyone has used vagrant to create a k8s cluster using talos please help.
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