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In a previous post, I outlined the end result of a few months of tinkering with some low-grade hardware to create a Kubernetes (K8s) cluster. This is a follow-up post for the dorks that actually want to know how it was accomplished. Preamble This is not going to be a very unique post. There are numerous, numerous, numerous, numerous guides for how to build a cluster with Raspberry Pis. Searching for " Raspberry Pi Kubernetes" returns about 1.6m results ...

I’ve spent the past few months assembling and creating a Kubernetes (K8s) cluster running on several Raspberry Pi 4 s. It is backed by a Synology NAS for networked storage. Along the way, I’ve learned a bunch of stuff about managing infrastructure. Most importantly, I’ve learned the value of a managed K8s instance from a cloud provider, as there is a bunch of operational overhead to installing all this stuff that automation helps with, but doesn’t ultimately resolve. ...