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| | | | | How to get Kubernetes work with Google Docker Container Registry, set read access to the registry | |
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| | | | | Juan de Bravo - Personal thoughts about technology (@juandebravo) | |
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| | | | | In this post I show how you can setup a Kubernetes pod for reproducible development purposes on a single-node Kubernetes cluster using Rancher Desktop on Linux or Docker Desktop for Windows. What are devcontainers? At my quasi-hypothetical workplace, we are fans of Visual Studio Code's development containers idea, or devcontainers for short. In short, you add a specially crafted devcontainer.json file (and some docker yamls) to your repo, and the next time a new dev opens the project, they will be prompt... | |
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| | | [AI summary] The text describes a comprehensive setup of a Kubernetes cluster (k3s) with various services and tools. It includes a private Docker registry, multiple applications like Anki Sync Server, Miniflux, and others, all utilizing NFS storage and UID/GID mapping for compatibility. The setup also involves relayd for traffic routing, Ingress controllers, and custom Helm charts for deployment. The author plans to expand on monitoring and observability in future posts. | ||
