EDIT: I should preface my little rant by saying that this post is one of the best I've seen at explaining the basic concepts of Kubernetes. But obviously I'm no

EDIT: I should preface my little rant by saying that this post is one of the best I've seen at explaining the basic concepts of Kubernetes. But obviously I'm not an expert :) > The Kubernetes API should now be available at http://localhost:8001 http://localhost:8001, and the dashboard at this rather complicated URL. It used to be reachable at http://localhost:8001/ui http://localhost:8001/ui, but this has been changed due to what I gather are security reasons. I was playing around with GCE Hosted Kubernetes about a year ago, and things were pretty clear as far as I recall. I've read lots of positive things, and figured it's a good way to start. Then I tried again recently, and I couldn't even get to the dashboard. Eventually after several cryptic StackOverflow copy&pastes I managed to load it (don't even remember how), only for the session to expire after 10 minutes or so... It was utterly frustrating. I didn't actually get to the more interesting part I was planning to play with as a result... People say that there's a learning curve, and I get it. And also I'm not even trying to install Kubernetes on my own, but try to use a hosted service. I'm also pretty switched on when it comes to security and trying new things (or I'd like to think I am), but there are some things that feel like too much of an obstacle for me unfortunately.