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Kubernetes on the Edge - Daily Check-in for July 9, 2020
Yesterday I talked about K3s a little bit. Let's take a look at what is out there for K8s on the edge.
Why use K8s at the edge?
- Consistent platform for development
- Test on the cloud, deploy to the edge
- The power of CRDs and operators
- Doesn't fix the hardware and true edge device issues
- Do we really need something on top of Linux and is K8s it?
What's out there?
- #KubeEdge - resource optimized, open-source, ARM or x86, cloud-edge model
- #K3s - sub 40mb executable, ARM or x86, no cloud needed, Server and Agent model
- #MicroK8s - canonical, pure upstream K8s, ARM or x86, single-node or cluster model
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By Ned Bellavance
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Yesterday I talked about K3s a little bit. Let's take a look at what is out there for K8s on the edge.
Why use K8s at the edge?
- Consistent platform for development
- Test on the cloud, deploy to the edge
- The power of CRDs and operators
- Doesn't fix the hardware and true edge device issues
- Do we really need something on top of Linux and is K8s it?
What's out there?
- #KubeEdge - resource optimized, open-source, ARM or x86, cloud-edge model
- #K3s - sub 40mb executable, ARM or x86, no cloud needed, Server and Agent model
- #MicroK8s - canonical, pure upstream K8s, ARM or x86, single-node or cluster model