I wonder what it would take to do something like this with kind[0] so you can have something resembling an actual multi-node cluster, if it's even possible.
I've used kind successfully on WSL for experimenting locally, and even found a script to open up ports on the firewall and set up a port "forwarding" of sorts using the netsh utility, which let me access a program bound to a port within WSL. Though I suspect additional hurdles considering however the networking for kind works.
I've used kind successfully on WSL for experimenting locally, and even found a script to open up ports on the firewall and set up a port "forwarding" of sorts using the netsh utility, which let me access a program bound to a port within WSL. Though I suspect additional hurdles considering however the networking for kind works.
[0] https://kind.sigs.k8s.io/