This post explains how to install K3s on Fedora CoreOS. K3s is a lightweight Kubernetes distribution and Fedora CoreOS is an image-based Linux distribution for containerized workloads.
With Fedora CoreOS, you get a bulletproof, minimal host system with atomic updates. Installing K3s allows you to deploy applications using standard Kubernetes tools like kubectl and helm.
Honestly, why wouldn’t you use production-grade container orchestration to self-host an RSS reader or whatever?
A fast and simple dashboard for Kubernetes.
From https://blog.stephane-robert.info/docs/conteneurs/orchestrateurs/outils/kdash/
Modern Kubernetes visibility. Topology, event timeline, and service traffic — plus resource browsing and Helm management. - skyhook-io/radar
Podman offers better security, uses fewer resources, and integrates seamlessly with Linux and Kubernetes, making it a superior Docker alternative
From Sebsauvage : https://sebsauvage.net/links/?4E8ToQ
Building a Kubernetes on Hetzner rather than Digital Ocean
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