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managing.blue
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| | | | | [ Yes, headlamp is a better choice for this ] Sometimes when you are working with microk8s, you may want to run the Kubernetes dashboard. We first enable it with microk8s enable dashboard. We assume that we have microk8s enable rbac and microk8s enable metrics-server already. The dashboard pod runs in the kube-system namespace. To... | |
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hayl.in
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| | | | | [AI summary] This blog post details the process of using GitHub Actions to deploy and manage Kubernetes deployments, including service account setup, token generation, kubeconfig configuration, and hitless deployment strategies. | |
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haylinmoore.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article explains how to use GitHub Actions to deploy and manage Kubernetes deployments, including setting up service accounts, creating kubeconfig files, and implementing hitless deployments. | |
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haseebmajid.dev
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| | | In this post, we will go over how we can deploy K3S on our PI cluster we have set up. Which is running NixOS, and we can also pass secrets using sops nix based on the previous parts of this series. Some of you maybe wondering what is K3S, it is a Kubernetes distribution which is tiny i.e. the binary is only 50 MB. It also has fewer dependencies. Make it perfect our PI cluster and home lab and IoT apps. I am still going to work out how to manage the Kubernetes cluster itself, perhaps I will use Pulumi you could also terraform if you wanted a reproducible PI cluster. | ||
