Yep, I've got a couple of single node k3s clusters and it just works. It can be a useful way to transition from applications running on their own dedicated servers to running on a true k8s cluster.
What it gets you is a more powerful Docker Compose running on server that you can interact with via kubectl. No SSH, no custom scripts etc. Just kubectl and YAML.
Yep, I've got a couple of single node k3s clusters and it just works. It can be a useful way to transition from applications running on their own dedicated servers to running on a true k8s cluster.
What it gets you is a more powerful Docker Compose running on server that you can interact with via kubectl. No SSH, no custom scripts etc. Just kubectl and YAML.