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[WIP] Leverage kubeadm to bootstrap a secure etcd cluster #182
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Creating this draft PR to get some eyes on this.
In the current state, we are creating a systemd drop-in to get the kubelet into a working state so that it starts up the etcd static pods. The problem is that this drop-in overrides the kubeadm drop-in, which results in kubeadm being unable to properly configure the kubelet at
kubeadm inittime.One thing I was experimenting with is removing the drop-in once the etcd cluster is up, but this feels bad.