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Install Rancher K3s on Raspberry Pi Cluster | by Zachi Nachshon | Mar, 2021 | Medium

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Install a Rancher Labs Kubernetes distribution (k3s) on a Raspberry Pi cluster. · Master Server ∘ Install ∘ Uninstall· Worker Node ∘ Join a Cluster ∘ Uninstall· Utilities ∘ kubectl ∘ k9s· Summary Note: This post refers to laptop / desktop as client machines. These are the clients used to connect to the Raspberry Pi master / worker nodes remotely. What is a Kubernetes master…

Baremetal kubernetes with harvester and k3s | by liorkesos | Mar, 2021 | Linnovate

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While many computing workloads are migrating to the cloud there are many heavily regulated and heavily sensitive verticals like finance, healthcare and defense that need to run on physical hardware. Historically it was very expensive or complicated to set up enterprise-grade virtualization on bare-metal hardware.The options were either using commercial frameworks like vmware vsphere or esxi or opensource virtualization like Xen or openstack. I took…

Spin up a Kubernetes cluster easily with K3S | by Carlos Castro | Feb, 2021 | Medium

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Kubernetes, also known as K8s, is an open-source system for automating deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. Kubernetes is one of the most used container orchestrator if not the most used. Since K8s is open-source there are many ways to create a kubernetes cluster you can use GKE (Google Cloud), minikube, EKS (Amazon) and many more. One of those many offerings is K3S. K3S…

Running Jenkins inside a Kubernetes-Cluster | by Tobias Wissmueller | Feb, 2021 | Medium

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This post is a tutorial on how to setup a Jenkins instance running on Kubernetes. There is also a previous tutorial on how to setup a Kubernetes cluster with K3s. As a very first step, a namespace is being created. All Jenkins related resources will be applied to it: A persistent volume claim is also required in a file called jenkins-pvc.yaml: This is applied with:…

Setup Your Own Kubernetes Cluster with K3s | by Tobias Wissmueller | Feb, 2021 | Medium

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For this tutorial, two virtual machines running Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS have been used. If there is a need for an on-premise Kubernetes cluster, then K3s seems to be a nice option because there is just one small binary to install per node. Please note, that I have blanked out all domain-names, IP-addresses and so forth for privacy reasons. On the machine that is going to…

Set-up a Kubernetes cluster in minutes | by Wasilios Goutas | Feb, 2021 | Medium

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If you would like to set-up your own low budget Kubernetes cluster, do it as I did, with Rancher’s K3s. Not only Google provides a Kubernetes implementation as they invented it, but other companies as well. At the Cloud Native Computing Foundation you can find a list of Kubernetes programs certified by the CNCF. One of the companies providing such is Rancher which is providing…

Deep-edge with k3s and rancher (part 1) | by liorkesos | Feb, 2021 | Linnovate | Linnovate

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Autonomy.A word that holds so much promise yet hides so much complexity behind the scenes.One generally feels Tesla, Intel (Mobileye) and Waymo, from an operational and cloud-native standpoint, are out of reach and typically out of anyone’s league. Now my party-trick to bridge any gap of knowledge and experience, in any vertical, is obviously through Open-Source, and after several months with k3s, I feel a…