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Homelab setup for Kubernetes training
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this post was submitted on 24 Nov 2023
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I know its requires lot of effort to understand and implement. That's the main objective.
To learn and understand as much on the Kubernetes world. Day in and Day out my work life involves around it pretty much and wanted to get my hands dirty is the only way to move forward.
Yeah I bought 1 Nuc to setup kubernetes cluster at home. Bought 2 more to make it high availability. With Ubuntu and microk8s it’s pretty simple setup. I followed this some what: https://blog.quickbird.uk/domesticating-kubernetes-d49c178ebc41
I totally understand, I just found that there was more to learn by actually "getting your hands dirty" and standing that up more from scratch instead of deploying it all via the nice scripts and recipes from community repos.