CYOK - Choose Your Own Kubernetes For Local Development
summary
Compares specific local Kubernetes options and when each actually works: microk8s is a single-binary CNCF-conformant distro with a built-in image registry and supports HA by installing on multiple multipass VMs via microk8s install and microk8s add-node; kind runs a full K8s inside Docker, can build and load custom Kubernetes/node images and is extremely fast for CI (kind create cluster / kind delete cluster); k3s/k3d is lightweight Linux-first (k3d auto-creates servers and can provision a local registry); vcluster spins full clusters inside a host cluster, encapsulating namespaces so no hypervisor is required.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 1:51Higher Control Plane Cluster
- 3:27Using Kubernetes from Micro Kits
- 4:04Cube Control
- 4:41How Do We Create a High Available Microcase Kubernetes Cluster
- 9:58A Custom Build of Kubernetes
- 11:48Yaml Configuration Files
- 19:32What Is a Host Cluster
- 21:32Do You Need an Admin Permission To Create Av Cluster
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