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Yes, that is true. Though if you are using Google's or Amazon's managed Kubernetes services, I think you need to use Docker.
by tail_exchange 3y ago
Yes, that is true. Though if you are using Google's or Amazon's managed Kubernetes services, I think you need to use Docker.
- jen20 3y agoCertainly EKS is less managed than it appears, I’m quite confident that a node running something implementing the kubelet API convincingly would work. They changed recently (1.23 maybe) from Docker to containerd.