hi
just interested to know if one used k3s in production and get some feedback?
ehab
I have not, but I do run a full kubernetes stack. What specifically are you interested in running?
I want to install a light weight alternative to the typical main k8s stack. The k3s looks promising in terms of minimum hw.req. I just need to test it to realize that i can rely on it in production.
Do you need autoscaling?
Only around Thanksgiving.
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not at this moment.
did you fall in love with linux alpine yet?
I’d say go with docker or docker-cluster.
Big advantage i have seen with kubernetes is just autoscaling up and down the number of pods you have against a cluster.
However, you are adding a single point of failure in regards to the master. Master goes down…everything crawls to a stop.
oky, suppose i want to use docker only , what do you use for container discovery:
- consul
- gobetween
- traefik
…
what i have is 3 vm’s with different services and want to them to see each other dynamically off course. “container wise”
I may, or may not have converted my nameservers to Alpine. It works great for a tight requirement system where you don’t want to share external IPs- just as much as it enables those docker weirdos to do things.
Nginx Proxy, has Let’s Encrypt Support.
docker-compose has the ability to specify interconnections between pods.
Good Example:
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