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So in reading this link where information is scarce, this seems like an alternative to minikube (e.g., bundling Kubernetes as part of Docker CE/EE). Is that the
by rdli 9y ago
So in reading this link where information is scarce, this seems like an alternative to minikube (e.g., bundling Kubernetes as part of Docker CE/EE). Is that the right interpretation?
FWIW, we've found minikube a bit wonky. It's resource intensive, so if you want to run more than a couple services, your laptop starts to melt. One of our open source projects is Telepresence which relies heavily on Kubernetes networking, and we definitely see more weird/networking issues with Telepresence/minikube than with regular K8S clusters.
- gbraad 9y agoHave you filed an issue about this behaviour? Note: resource intensive might be because of the hypervisor but generally shouldn't be that bad.
- amouat 9y agoDocker for Mac and Windows will include a single node k8s cluster, so yes, effectively a replacement for minikube. Docker EE will include full support for k8s as an orchestrator as well as Swarm mode.