What is all this?
The official documentation states "...k3s is a intended to be a fully compliant production-grade Kubernetes distribution with [t...
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I have kubernete cluster made out of Rpi4s everything is fine, I just can't find information about where the pods are stored. What I mean, is nobody ever talks about the storage ( not storage that is mounted into the pods ) but lets say your SD card is 2Gb, the pods that run on the node can't be bigger than 2Gb logically, right ? So where to specify so the kubernete nodes/k3s use for example USB disk for the temporary FS for pods ?
Functionally, the same API as K8s?
"...fully compliant Kubernetes distribution..." - github.com/rancher/k3s
I take that to mean it meets the requirements set for by the K8S team to a drop in replacement. Like how MariaDB is a MySQL compliant replacement.
K3S does not have all the extra / fancy / additional / not 100% required to run a cluster extra parts.
Roger, that's what I figured. Just setting up an RPi Kubernetes cluster next week and didn't know if I should be dumping time into K8s or K3s. Might have to try both!
I'd be interested in your experience with k3s if you go that route.