Microk8s.io Website Review

A single package of k8s that installs on 41 42 flavours of Linux. Made for developers and great for appliances. It’s not elastic, but it is on rails. Use it for offline development, prototyping, testing, or use it on a VM as a small, Runs safely on your laptop with state of the art isolation. CNCF binaries delivered to your laptop, with updates and upgrades. Includes a docker registry so you can make containers, push them, and deploy them all on your laptop. Cool things you probably want to try on a small, standard K8s are all built-in. Just enable them and go. Get the daily build if you want it, or betas and milestones, or just stable point releases. When a new major version comes out, upgrade with a single command (or automatically). Give MicroK8s a GPGPU and your docker containers can get all nice and CUDA. It is possible to select a specific version like 1.11 and get only stable or RC updates to that version. By default you will get the current major version (e.g. 1.12) with upgrades when new major versions are published. Bring k8s up and take it down as needed to preserve battery life when you don’t need it running: Enable and disable particular standard add-on services using the microk8s.enable and microk8s.disable commands. See the --help for (or major version), and an expected level of stability. Try snap info microk8s to see what versions are currently published. At the time of stable:         v1.12.0 (238) 223MB clas*ic candidate:      v1.12.2 (266) 224MB clas*ic beta:           v1.12.2 (266) 224MB clas*ic edge:           v1.12.2 (266) 224MB clas*ic © 2018 Canonical Ltd. Ubuntu and Canonical are registered trademarks of Canonical Ltd.