Managing Local Kubernetes Cluster with Lightweight Kubernetes and Traefik Proxyby@EmmanuelSys
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Managing Local Kubernetes Cluster with Lightweight Kubernetes and Traefik Proxy

by Emmanuel Sys4mOctober 18th, 2020
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Different solutions exist to run a Kubernetes cluster on your laptop. Minikube deploys a VM with a single node cluster. K3d is a helper project allowing you to run k3s inside a Docker container as Kind would do. The best fit for me is k3d because it’s easy to set up, it runs in Docker, consumes few resources, and is fully-featured out of the box. The default storage for the Kube-apiserver is using SQLite instead of etcd.

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