I recently tried setting up microk8s, since Ubuntu was pushing it pretty hard and it seemed useful, but a lot of stuff wouldn't work at all. Turns out that the

I recently tried setting up microk8s, since Ubuntu was pushing it pretty hard and it seemed useful, but a lot of stuff wouldn't work at all. Turns out that the microk8s config uses cloudflare DNS by default, and not your currently configured DNS or any kind of local DNS proxy. This was hugely frustrating because it's not the configuration that I would expect, it's not obvious why things are failing, and, in our case, it's sending internal DNS names to an external DNS server, unencrypted, over the public internet. Surely it's convenient, but definitely not trustworthy.