My NEW Kubernetes setup on Raspberry Pi
Video write-up
In this video, I’ll show you my brand-new Raspberry Pi Kubernetes Cluster for my HomeLab. This is my first cluster not running on virtual machines, instead, I’ve installed it on three Raspberry Pis mounted in my Server Rack. I’ll walk you through the setup, including using the k3sup tool and the kube-vip load-balancer, so you can build your own Raspberry Pi Kubernetes cluster.
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