Looks like v3.0 just dropped, though after a very cursory glance at the release notes, I wonder what motivated the major bump specifically.
I deploy on a single machine with Docker, as my apps are both small scale and non-critical (people pay for them though). Kubero popped up when I researched how I would do a multi-server setup should the need for High Availability arise. It might flatten the learning curve and drop the operational overhead of Kubernetes enough to push me in this direction.
As for running the cluster myself, I probably would try to run K8s on talos.dev as well.
I deploy on a single machine with Docker, as my apps are both small scale and non-critical (people pay for them though). Kubero popped up when I researched how I would do a multi-server setup should the need for High Availability arise. It might flatten the learning curve and drop the operational overhead of Kubernetes enough to push me in this direction.
As for running the cluster myself, I probably would try to run K8s on talos.dev as well.
Congrats on an inspiring project!