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How To Install and Configure Kubernetes on top of a CoreOS Cluster | DigitalOcean
Status: Out of Date This article is no longer current. If you are interested in writing an update for this article, please see DigitalOcean wants to publish your tech tutorial! Reason: On December 22, 2016, CoreOS announced that it no longer maintains fleet. CoreOS recommends using Kubernetes for all clustering needs. See Instead: For guidance using Kubernetes on CoreOS without fleet, see the Kube
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