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I was like you, I knew about the "concept" of a pod, and nothing more. k3s is not very far from the fundamentals. It's really just "one binary" instead of many

by lbotos 7y ago

I was like you, I knew about the "concept" of a pod, and nothing more. k3s is not very far from the fundamentals. It's really just "one binary" instead of many for the space savings/ simple deployment. That said, consider Kubernetes in Action by Manning. I'm about 75% done now, was a great help, and I'm continuing with k3s after doing it.

ricardbejarano 7y ago
At this point I consider myself pretty knowledgeable on Kubernetes. I bought Kubernetes Up & Running a year ago, I was disappointed to see it is a very over-the-top view, without getting into details. I skimmed over Kubernetes in Action a couple months ago. Nothing really catched my eye either. The last one I read was Kubernetes Security by Liz Rize. Either there's not that much to securing Kubernetes or the book is very introductory too. The only parts of K8s I don't know a lot about are storage (haven't got past the NFS driver yet), CRDs and distributions like OpenShift. But in the same way I'm lacking storage expertise outside of Kubernetes.