K3S Lightweight Kubernetes Cluster

Quickly setup and maintain a Lightweight Kubernetes cluster with K3S.
GitHub Project: github.com/mor...

[@DonHamiltonIII]

This is by far the best, most effective, and most concise explanation of this material I have come across. So easy to follow and replicate locally. Well done and keep at it!

[@Factoryidiot]

Dude, make more. You have a very simple, clear methodical way of explaining.

[@Bondismo]

Incredibly clear and concise explanation. Your editing of clips showing documentation you were using and your steps taken on the cli made this a great reference. Thanks for the upload!

[@abessesmahi4888]

You have high quality tutorials on your channel, congrats. Can't wait for upcoming tuts. Thank you so much for your efforts.

[@EngineeringWithMorris]

Thanks a lot for watching and for the feedback. Much appreciated.

[@offakerala]

Would you be able to create a video showing how to set up RKE2 on a Raspberry Pi cluster?

[@daynauth]

Liked and subscribed. Great video

[@fredimachadonet]

Great content Morris, thank you!

[@cyberjohn44]

Excellent video. Keep up the good work and watch your channel grow.

[@EngineeringWithMorris]

Thank you! Will do!

[@r.in.shibuya]

Morris let me know if you want to work with my team remotely on a project here in Tokyo.?

[@jagisarcilla]

Hey Morris, keep up the good Work

[@EngineeringWithMorris]

Thanks Jagi, will do!

[@dono42]

You mentioned copying /etc/rancher/k3s/k3s.yaml to your local machine to enable direct access. (My K3s cluster is installed in a VM.) I also needed to do the following: 1) Copy to ~/.kube. ($HOME\.kube\ in Windows) 2) Rename it to "config" (no extension) 3) Update the server to the correct hostname (or IP). 4) Download kubectl. (Can save anywhere.)

[@EngineeringWithMorris]

Hi, thanks for watching and for sharing the extra KUBECONFIG instructions. I am sure many will find them very useful.

[@chaws314]

The piece of the puzzle that hasn’t clicked for me yet is how you are supposed to know all of this without needing to reference every services docs constantly. In software development I install a package and then I get full intellisense but for k8s and docker/docker compose, it feels like you just have to k ow the values and constantly look at the docs to make sure the values haven’t changed. Are there no tools for autocomplete and analysis in an IDE?

[@prohacker5086]

U right but this is programming bro, this is exactly what we were supposed to be doing if it wasnt 2020s

[@offakerala]

Can you please create an update video or updates the scripts?

[@adekurniawan1693]

hallo dude, nice explanation. it's possible to use k3s for production environment?

[@ianmubangizi]

Very nice tutorial.

[@EngineeringWithMorris]

Thank you!

[@dono42]

This is great. I've been using K3S for a while, but I was not aware of rancher/k3s/config.yaml or rancher/k3s/registries.yaml.

[@EngineeringWithMorris]

Thanks for watching. Glad it was helpful.

[@the_original_dreamer]

i see a k3s.yaml file in /etc/rancher/k3s is this the new "config.yaml" ? great work I hope we get more

[@BrianThomas]

Don't you need 5 nodes in order to have an HA cluster?

[@naftali100]

fast, clean, to the point, no messing around. very cool!

[@EngineeringWithMorris]

Hey, thanks!

[@Xavier-K]

Short & Sweet Answers, No Junk/Spam - Love From India.

[@PartyBuzz-b8r]

can you make a tutorial to setup k3s on hetzner?

[@P8860]

Just found your channel. Awesome content!