What it looks like in a tutorial:

https://matthewpalmer.net/kubernete...
or
https://howtoforge.com/how-to-insta...

What it looks like on my machine:

https://github.com/kubernetes/...

k8s vs. me
3 :: 0

I'm just going to assume that you've worked a bit with Kubernetes before 🙈

@ScriptCoded nopes.. I wouldn't need a tutorial if I had

@netikras Damn. Me and my dumb assumptions

Don't use minikube. ffs. Minikube, and iys siblings are out of date.

use docker for desktop (has k8s support), or...
An actual vm with k8s installed on it.

@magicMirror in the end I did set up a cluster out of a laptop, pc and a rpi4 😁 considering adding rpi3 too, but there are risks as it's my bastian host

it would be nice to have a multi-master setup tho...

@magicMirror Why? For development either minikube or microk8s works just fine imo

@ScriptCoded For simple scenarios, sure.

Training wheels? check. No RBAC? check. Weird AF cli? triple check. Running in a VM? check. Slow as dead cat? quad check.

Makes a lot more sense to me to just use docker (or compose) directly, instead of going through MiniKube, or microK8s.

@magicMirror Even if you have to get someone who's never used Kubernetes going?

@ScriptCoded FWIW setting up a k8s cluster was much easier than I thought.

- install kubeadm
- init master
- run the command acquired during master init on slaves to join the network
- (dunno if required - did it anyway) apply network fabric (flannel?)

That's more or less 4 commands (excl installation, which is +/- 4 more)

@netikras This.

Can not updoot this enough.

@ScriptCoded Yes. Especially for a new dev. The micro/mini stuff will give a new dev a lot of pain.

@netikras @magicMirror Oh well then, perhaps I should give it a proper go :) Thanks for the advice

@ScriptCoded I was following this one

https://linuxtechi.com/install-conf...