When deploying an NKP cluster onto air-gapped, pre-provisioned servers, Konvoy Image Builder is utilized to prepare the servers to become NKP cluster nodes.
What does the konvoy-image upload command do as a part of this preparation process?
A.
The command is used to create a konvoy userid on the servers, as well as upload artifacts to them such as the container runtime, the OS bundle, and Kubernetes components.
B.
The command is used to upload OS hardening scripts to the server (must be client supplied).
C.
The command uploads artifacts to the servers such as the container runtime, the OS bundle, and Kubernetes components.
D.
The command uploads artifacts to the servers such as the container runtime, the OS bundle, and Kubernetes components, including optional OS hardening scripts (must be client supplied).
According to theNKPA 6.10 documentationunder “Air-Gapped Preparation with Konvoy Image Builder,” the konvoy-image upload command uploads essential artifacts to the target servers to prepare them to serve as cluster nodes. These artifacts include:
Container runtime (containerd)
OS bundle
Kubernetes components
It does not involve user creation or OS hardening scripts (those are separate, client-driven processes).
Key reference from documentation:
“The konvoy-image upload command uploads the required artifacts to the target server(s) to prepare them for Kubernetes deployment in air-gapped environments. This includes the container runtime, OS bundle, and Kubernetes binaries.”
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