Kubernetes for a New Year, or the Next Ten
After reading one book, taking a class, and a couple false starts, Kubernetes was very much in front of me as something I needed to learn. As a long time home-lab herder, often a great way for me to learn is to get hands-on. So I decided to build a new lab and start migrating some services to it. With just a little bit of research and talking to some knowledgeable folks, I landed on using K3s on a three node cluster on fan-less hardware backed with a PostgreSQL database somewhere off-cluster. ...