Pivotal Container Services (PKS) utilizes KUBO to deploy and manage your Kubernetes cluster.
A Kubernetes cluster can be deployed to your choice of IaaS. Please follow the guide here to install it with GCP or vSphere. A PCF (Pivotal Cloud Foundry) environment with Ops Manager will be needed.
Upon deploying Ops man with the PKS tile, create the cluster by issuing a POST request:
curl -k -d '{"name": "${CLUSTER_NAME}","parameters": {"kubernetes_master_host": "${KUBERNETES_SERVICE_HOST}","worker_haproxy_ip_addresses": "${WORKLOAD_ADDRESS:-}"},"plan": ""}' -X POST https://{PKS_API_ENDPOINT}:9021/v1/clusters/
After the cluster has been created, bind it by issuing a POST request:
curl -k -d "{}" -X POST https://{PKS_API_ENDPOINT}:9021/v1/clusters/{CLUSTER_NAME}/binds
This will return a response with the kubeconfig, which can be pasted into ~/.kube/config.
Set your kubectl to point your CLI to the deployed kubernetes cluster. See the instructions here for steps to access your cluster.
You can then run the k8s conformance test by running the following command:
curl -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cncf/k8s-conformance/master/sonobuoy-conformance.yaml | kubectl apply -f -