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Which k8s distribution are you running? I've considered running k3s/typhoon in the past, but never had a requirement for more than one host. Plus managing state
by captn3m0 3y ago
Which k8s distribution are you running? I've considered running k3s/typhoon in the past, but never had a requirement for more than one host. Plus managing stateful infra on k8s feels like a full-time job.
- nullify88 3y agoI tried k3s but wasn't happy with its resource utilisation. I settled on k0s with integrated etcd, and the crun container runtime. Additionally k0s deployments can managed with k0sctl and yaml. I run a single intel n100 node running Fedora Core. Initially it was a lot of tinkering with IaC / yaml but once I had a working setup, I spend most of the time merging PRs from renovate from my phones GitHub app that keeps the software updated. Some supporting benchmarks. https://www.scitepress.org/Papers/2020/93404/93404.pdf https://www.scitepress.org/Papers/2020/93404/93404.pdf https://programming-group.com/assets/pdf/papers/2023_Lightweight-Kubernetes-Distributions.pdf https://programming-group.com/assets/pdf/papers/2023_Lightwe...
- neurostimulant 3y agoIf the server is small (<= 4gb of RAM), I would use k3s. For larger servers I would use rke2. Keeping them up to date is pretty easy, just update the os, update rke2/k3s, then restart the cluster.