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Using *HA* Kubernetes at home, was never so simple!

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Using *HA* Kubernetes at home, was never so simple!

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Set up a Kubernetes HA Cluster at Home is easy with K3s! In this video I show you what you need to do that and how I've used K3s to set up a High Available Kubernetes Cluster in my Home Lab on Proxmox. We also cover an awesome free and open-source tool called Datree, and how to use it to check Kubernetes Deployments for misconfigurations and HA capability.

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