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willhaley.com
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| | | | | These are the steps I use to set up k3s lightweight kubernetes for local development with Arch Linux. This guide results in a deployment using LetsEncrypt via Traefik, HTTPS support, and a vanilla nginx web server. Note that, with these instructions, LetsEncrypt will only generate a valid HTTPS certificate if the computer where k3s is being installed can be reached via HTTP on port 80 over the public Internet using the domain name we specify below. Routing and Firewall Enable IP forwarding. | |
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blogops.mixinet.net
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| | | | | This post describes how I've put together a simple static content server for kubernetes clusters using a Pod with a persistent volume and multiple containers: an sftp server to manage contents, a web server to publish them with optional access control and another one to run scripts which need access to the volume filesystem. The sftp server runs using MySecureShell, the web server is nginx and the script runner uses the webhook tool to publish endpoints to call them (the calls will come from other Pods t... | |
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martinheinz.dev
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| | | | | As your project grows, it might get to the point that it becomes too hard to handle with just single VM or some simple SaaS solution. You can solve tha... | |
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www.learnitguide.net
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| | | kubernetes persistent volume explained, kubernetes persistent volume examples, kubernetes persistent volume claims explained, kubernetes pvc claims | ||
