Just to clarify the purpose of this blog post as I can see a few people are getting a slightly different message to intended. It doesn't claim to be the preferr

Just to clarify the purpose of this blog post as I can see a few people are getting a slightly different message to intended. It doesn't claim to be the preferred or only way to install Kubernetes. It is primarily focused on my audience of Docker / container users. I want to show how it's possible to use KVM to set up VMs easily on Linux and relate that back to something they use often - i.e. Kubernetes. > In this post I want to introduce KVM - Linux's native approach to virtualization. > This post is going to focus on how to create a cluster of Virtual Machines (VMs) using KVM at home in the interests of promoting learning and exploration. If people want help picking the "right solution" for installing Kubernetes for production usage then checkout the documentation - https://kubernetes.io/docs/setup/pick-right-solution/ https://kubernetes.io/docs/setup/pick-right-solution/