Lightning Talk: Cluster of Palm-Sized Personal Kubernetes Clusters Using 100...
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Using 100 Raspberry Pi and USB power hubs, a fleet of palm‑sized 3‑node personal Kubernetes clusters is assembled, then plugged into a 48‑port switch to form a larger “cluster of clusters.” The setup uses hard way kube setup (manual kube-apiserver, kube-proxy, kube-scheduler, etc.) to teach internals, experiments with MetalLB for L2 load balancing, and proves repeatable for teaching — students build, connect, and run workloads on the combined system.
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