<p>I have made some changes in order to fix a AWS related bug in Kubernetes and I would like to test this changes in AWS.</p>

<p>I build Kubernetes locally using: <code>build/run.sh make</code> and then I tried to use kops setting as <code>kubernetesVersion</code> the output <code>_output/dockerized</code> but it doesn't work probably because kops doesn't support it.</p>

<p>Is there a simple way to deploy a local build kubernetes on AWS?</p>

b1zzu
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  <p>Is there a simple way to deploy a local build kubernetes on AWS?</p>
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<p>If you already have an existing cluster running, then the answer is to either push your images to a common docker registry (either hub.docker.com, or ECR, or a locally hosted registry, or whatever), or to just cheat and <code>for h in $(cluster node addresses); do docker save my-kubernetes-image:my-tag | ssh $h docker load; done</code>, then after you have made the images available, update all the manifests to point to your new image.</p>

<p>If you don't already have a cluster, then I would suspect any of the existing toys, even the repugnant kops, would get you a cluster, <em>then</em> you can swap out the images and do so as many times as is required to verify your fix.</p>
