Running a Kubernetes cluster in GitHub CodeSpaces | an Introduction

In this video we take a look at running a fully functional remote developer environment in GitHub CodeSpaces, including Docker and Kubernetes.
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[@user-sj2sh4dk2s]

You make the best videos ever. Everything is clear and explained in details. Simply wonderful

[@ryanjones76]

Wow! That was a trip! My mind was blown at least 5 times! That is some Github and Docker magic right there! You never cease to amaze me, Marcel!

[@IIGrudge]

Cloud9 was doing this years ago. But with Microsoft monopoly today in the dev space (vscode, azure, github) this makes CodeSpaces a powerhouse.

[@delprofundo]

Hey great vid! I'm reconfiguring a local dev environment for a big project with external vendors. Im about to trial codespaces for k8s so thanks for ticking the first boxes for me. For our local dev where users have the capacity to run the cluster I've wrapped our workloads in tilt. Devs who dont understand k8s are launching and working on their clusters in real time AND LOVING IT. ill be porting it into our codespaces play, I recommend you have a look you'll be blown away.

[@annusingh4694]

This is a very useful video. Can you please make an updated video for this for 2023?

[@sfincione2000]

Awesome stuff. Beach life, here we come. Just have to find a solution for sand in the keyboard now and I'll be golden

[@WelcomeWithinMyDream]

Awesome video! Thanks again for your hard work. When you have time could you also cover Crossplans?

[@VictorYami]

This looks super interesting

[@Levofski]

Very very cool indeed!

[@andreasheckel1061]

Did you have a look at gitpod ? If you not noticed it is same sort of github codespace but able to be completely self-hosted.

[@sherriconrod9710]

Which app do you use to create your videos please?

[@muhammadahmod334]

Mind blown🎉

[@anthonyrussano]

Very very cool. Now i can code on my phone lol

[@possonom]

Hi,i like the way you make your tutorials. i keep getting this error message: "The connection to the server localhost:8080 was refused - did you specify the right host or port?". I've changed the settings to ""terminal.integrated.profiles.linux": {"bash": {"path": "/bin/bash"}}", because an object is now required. Any idea why i can't get it work?

[@poulticegeist]

I'm seeing that my ingress is only accepting requests from my minikube external ip 192.168.49.2 after running tunnel, but I'm unable to get this to be accessible through localhost, which is presumably the only way to expose this the way you did.

[@smittywerbenjagermanjensen6870]

sick commercial bro