Zero to Kubernetes in 5 Mins

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k3s

Now that our docker image is ready, we can use K8s to deploy and manage for us container(s) from that image. To do that, let’s install K3s first. I am using K3s for this tutorial as I find it a great reliable and lightweight distribution for K8s, perfect for development and edge (environments with limited resources) deployments. To install it you just need to run $ curl -sfL https://get.k3s.io | sh - That’s it! That is all what you need to do in order to have a functional Kubernetes cluster.

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Docker Hub

A docker registry account (you can create an account for free on dockerhub).

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Go Programming Language

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