How to install Kubernetes using MicroK8S in 15 minutes

[@DevOpsForDevelopers]

The DevOps Roadmap for 2022 is available for free at devopsfordevelopers.io/roadmap One of the hardest things about learning is understanding how the different components work together. Using this guide, you start with a topic that interests or relates to you. At the end of the section, other related topics are shown allowing you to pick and choose your own path to DevOps mastery.

[@gabrielpastor7034]

Can't believe this doesn't have thousands of views

[@AnthonyInSanDiego]

I'm sure this channel will grow much bigger! Thanks for the great intro video :)

[@DevOpsForDevelopers]

Right on, thanks for the feedback!

[@JayLee-qv7xf]

Kubernetes.... keep it coming bro this is gonna be my bread and butter :)

[@DevOpsForDevelopers]

More to come!

[@miloslavhantl8637]

Thanks for helpfull video about MicroK8S Cluster Installation !

[@DevOpsForDevelopers]

Glad it was helpful!

[@TimRubel]

The link is needed because snap on ubuntu is in the root and MicroK8's was first setup on Ubuntu

[@michaelcooper5490]

Do you by chance have step by step for installing k9s on Ubuntu Server?

[@DevOpsForDevelopers]

Sorry, I don’t.

[@ebusdk]

Its microK8s - build for the edge. You will never need to join 50-100 nodes to a cluster.

[@parthtrivedi318]

Please make a video on rabbit mq

[@DevOpsForDevelopers]

Lol. I use rabbitmq a *lot*. What part are you interested in? Setup & configuration? Scaling? Using it for communication between microservices?

[@parthtrivedi318]

@@DevOpsForDevelopers Scaling part

[@parthtrivedi318]

Please sir suggest me some programming languages which proves beneficial for me in my devops career as a fresher

[@parthtrivedi318]

Make a video on total guide or step by step on how to become a devops engineer from noob to expert

[@DevOpsForDevelopers]

Python or Go. Either one.

[@gabrielstorm3536]

Maybe your snapd wasn't running.

[@soel79]

snapd = crapd

[@DevOpsForDevelopers]

Lol. Yeah, not sure what the motivation was for them to choose snapd :-D

[@supermartijn86]

Thanks for the video. @@DevOpsForDevelopers Snap is a software packaging and deployment system developed by Canonical for operating systems that use the Linux kernel and the systemd init system. Canonical, the open source company that is the main developer of MicroK8s, describes the platform as a “low-ops, minimal production” Kubernetes distribution. That's why I guess ;)