Minikube was the only thing out of the box that worked for me with "vagrant up". Our enterprise hooks dns on desktops for filtering and auditing. Other k8s local installs ran into a brick wall with their default virtualbox settings.
Just knowing I don't like them isn't the reason I made the video. Understanding why is important. (That is, if you care about having informed opinions yourself.)
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Minikube was the only thing out of the box that worked for me with "vagrant up". Our enterprise hooks dns on desktops for filtering and auditing. Other k8s local installs ran into a brick wall with their default virtualbox settings.
Save yourself 11 minutes - he doesn't like either one. It's not a comparison video.
Just knowing I don't like them isn't the reason I made the video. Understanding why is important. (That is, if you care about having informed opinions yourself.)
Hard disagree, he may not love either but explains the role of both. If nothing else it helped me make an informed decision.
So the best thing to do is to learn kubernetes on real hardware ?
Raspbian uses apt.
so much crap no demo. time wasted move on..