kURL is a Kubernetes installer for airgapped and online clusters.

kURL relies on kubeadm to bring up the Kubernetes control plane, but there are a variety of tasks a system administrator must perform both before and after running kubeadm init in order to have a production-ready Kubernetes cluster, such as installing Docker, configuring Pod networking, or installing kubeadm itself. The purpose of this installer is to automate those tasks so that any user can deploy a Kubernetes cluster with a single script.

For more information please see kurl.sh/docs/

For questions about using kURL, there's a Replicated Community forum, and a #kurl channel in Kubernetes Slack.

kURL offers several optional add-ons for Kubernetes cluster creation. These open-source technology add-ons are distributed under various open-source licenses.

One optional add-on available for object storage is MinIO. Use of MinIO is governed by the GNU AGPLv3 license that can be found in their License file.

One optional add-on available for Metrics & Monitoring is Prometheus via the Prometheus Operator, which includes Grafana. Use of Grafana is currently governed by the GNU AGPL v3 license that can be found in their License file.