Introduction

What is K3D and rancher

K3D installation

Exposing services

K3D as a docker in docker concept

Port Mapping

Example

Intro

Setup

Creating single-node clusters

Creating additional clusters

Deleting clusters

Creating clusters through configs

Speed test against kind

Final thoughts

Deploy K3D cluster with K3X GUI

K3D create cluster

Changing the API address and port

K3D list

Cluster info command

What is K3D?

Launching K3X for the second time

K3X cluster status

Troubleshooting

Kubernetes cluster dashboard

Intro

Why K3D

Creating a K3D cluster

K3D cluster info

Deleting a cluster

Adding nodes to the cluster

K3d node create

K3d node list

Rancher K3D Cluster Switcher

Conclusion

Introduction

Overview of installation environment with Ubuntu 22.04 LTS

Checking Docker version

Downloading and installing kubectl

Installing the K3D utility

Creating a test cluster using K3D

Stepping through the K3D cluster creation command

K3D spins up the Kubernetes cluster using K3s

Using kubectl to interact with the Kubernetes cluster

Talking through installing Portainer in the K3s cluster

Running the command to install Portainer in the cluster

Browsing to the NodePort to test the Portainer installation

Concluding thoughts around K3s K3D and learning Kubernetes

Intro

Installation

Verify cluster setup

Setting the default namespace

Deploying the application to the cluster

What is a Load Balancer?

Mapping ports from local to cluster

Testing the application

Installing the application

Thanks for watching

Intro

Description of k3d

Installing WSL2

Installing Docker Desktop

Installing Chocolatey (then k3d, jq, yq, and Helm)

Installing k3d shell completion for PowerShell

Creating a multi-node cluster

Checking out our cluster

Installing some sample Kubernetes objects

Configuring WSL2 Bash to play nice with PowerShell

Farewell

Intro

Introducing inlets

Getting the cluster running

Installing the Inlets Operator

Deploying an application to the cluster

Installing the Docker Image

Checking the inlets operator

Accessing the cluster

Connecting to the cluster

Conclusion

Intro

Installation de K3D

Kubectl cluster-info

System Docker

Switch in Consoles

Install K3d

K3d Cluster Delete

Create a Cluster

Intro

What we are going to do in this tutorial?

Steps in this tutorial

Install Kubectl

Cluster Details

Running Docker Containers

Starting the cluster

Cluster list command

Creating a node

Intro

1. First Cluster: Docker Desktop

1. First Cluster: Rancher Desktop

1. First Cluster: Minikube, Kind, K3D

1. First Cluster: Minikube GUI, Minikube with qemu VM

2. Build & Run: Intro

2. Build & Run: Docker Desktop

2. Build & Run: Kind

2. Build & Run: Minikube with qemu VM

3. Private Registry: Intro

3. Private Registry: Docker pull

3. Private Registry: Minikube GCP auth addon

3. Private Registry: Kyverno, GCP auth for Rancher and Docker Desktop

3. Private Registry: K3D Config

4. Expose Services: Intro

4. Expose Services: Docker and Rancher Desktop (type LoadBalancer)

4. Expose Services: Minikube (type LoadBalancer)

4. Expose Services: Minikube, K3D, Kind (type NodePort)

4. Expose Services: MicroK8s (type NodePort)

5. Reset: Intro

5. Reset: Benchmarking Montage

5. Reset: Results

6. Usage in CI: Results

Comparison: The Grand Table

Recommendations

Introduction

Course Lab Setup Requirements

Installing Kubectl

Installing Krew

Installing Helm

Setting up K3s

Installing DirectPV

Installing K3d

Installing Ingress Nginx

Installing the MinIO client

What is K3D

Download K3D

K3d version

K3d create cluster

Deleting K3D cluster

Troubleshooting

K3d stop & start

K3d create

Kubectl get ingress