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I'm new to distributed systems and k8s was a long steep learning curve to even get something running. Unfortunately, most of what i've learnt is by running into
by gofreddygo 6y ago
I'm new to distributed systems and k8s was a long steep learning curve to even get something running. Unfortunately, most of what i've learnt is by running into "how can I do that" followed by intense googling, reading blogs, docs and stackoverflow. Its after i've spent hours getting it to work, that i now can start looking into why and how it works which are usually rabbit holes on their own.
I wish i could start with the concepts of distributed systems, play around in something meant for learning and then map that knowledge to the kubernetes world.
But nothing i could find was even remotely helpful. Most content around this originates in research or academia making it harder to apply and learn on real problems -- the way I'm used to learning.
- turtlebits 6y agoWhen learning trying to learn k8s, I found that k3s was a great starting point. Having the ingress controller already preconfigured meant it was much easier to get up and running with a deployment and service.
- thefunnyman 6y agoI’ve just started down this path and I agree. K3os makes setting up a cluster in a VM dead simple and from there it’s really easy to play around with. Especially using snapshots for the VM in case you break your cluster and need to revert.