Simplify Kubernetes with VKE

David Dymko, Vultr's Director of Engineering of Cloud Native, walks us through Vultr's Kubernetes Engine (VKE).
With VKE you can deploy and scale containerized apps with a fully managed service.
Kubernetes is complex, and you shouldn't have to spend a ton of time managing clusters. With Vultr Kubernetes Engine (VKE), we do a lot of hard work for you, so you can operate with confidence and easily scale.
CNCF Certified
Vultr Kubernetes Engine (VKE) is certified by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) Certified Kubernetes Conformance Program. You can quickly move your workloads to Vultr because VKE conforms to portability standards. Vultr is a silver sponsor of the CNCF, where Kubernetes is a Graduated Project.
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VKE ➡️ www.vultr.com/kubernetes/
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[@eliezedeck]

Been with Vultr for years now, you're still the best.

[@vultr]

And now our KZbin channel is going to be the best too!

[@ANTGPRO]

Vultr I respect you. I use your service for a long time.

[@vultr]

Thanks Gena

[@gitabhandari7377]

Was wondering how K8s Operators work with Helm Charts

[@faridalalimi7906]

Interesting. I am your long time customer and want to learn more about using kubernetes. Any tutorial to start using the features from - setting domain and subdomain in vultr (i always use cloudflare and point it to your VPS IP), - creating SSL certificate - creating cluster - deploying app to your kubernetes managed cloud - updating application - monitor the whole thing, etc Thanks before

[@VANTYCSolutions]

8:24 How you can link a LoadBalancer to your Cluster? I have created a k8s cluster and a Load Balancer in the same location but the LoadBalancer does not appear in the liked section. Is it possible to send trafic from LoadBalancer to a NodePort in the cluster?

[@vultr]

Which Kubernetes questions do you have? Let us know!

[@a0um]

For people learning Kubernetes it would be nice to offer the cheapest instances. From the video it sounds that the cheapest option is VKE+ 1x$10-worker.

[@eddiepugmire447]

Hi, I have some networking, security, and config questions regarding your service since I can't seem to find it in your documentation: - Does VKR autoscale? If not, how do you scale with the workload? - Can you set up granular access controls for VKE? How does authentication and permissioning work? - Is the control plane publicly accessible? - In a similar fashion, can we configure the node cluster to be NOT publicly accessible (eg. accessing via a bastion host)? - Can we set up rules to restrict pod-to-pod communication? - Can you describe your node-level security? (eg. immutable root filesystem, verified boot, etc.) - How do you deploy updates? Is this automatic or do we need to shut down the cluster? How does this work? - Is there container image-level security? How do we prevent a compromised container image from being deployed? Thanks!

[@vultr]

In reference to your first question - what is VKR?

[@a0um]

probably a typo. R is very close to E on qwERty keyboards@@vultr

[@vikramdawesome]

Thank you Elon Musk