A lot of the conversation about "simplicity" with kubernetes ignores that there are MANY different distributions of k8s.
I would argue that k3s on a vm is not too much harder to setup than a normal reverse proxy setup. And the configs are a bit easier to find on a whim when coming back after months.
Obviously a full self hosted setup of k8s is pretty large task but in other forms its a competitive option in the "simple" area.
I would argue that k3s on a vm is not too much harder to setup than a normal reverse proxy setup. And the configs are a bit easier to find on a whim when coming back after months.
Obviously a full self hosted setup of k8s is pretty large task but in other forms its a competitive option in the "simple" area.