Network Operations Suite – Full Control of Your Network Infrastructure
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K3s and MicroK8s both solve the same problem: how to run Kubernetes without needing a datacenter. They trade some flexibility for simplicity — and in most small setups, that’s a good trade. Pick K3s if minimalism and embedded use matter more. Go with MicroK8s if you want something that behaves more like a trimmed-down copy of production clusters. Either way, the install takes minutes — and the learning that follows is the same.
K3s and MicroK8s both solve the same problem: how to run Kubernetes without needing a datacenter. They trade some flexibility for simplicity — and in most small setups, that’s a good trade. Pick K3s if minimalism and embedded use matter more. Go with MicroK8s if you want something that behaves more like a trimmed-down copy of production clusters. Either way, the install takes minutes — and the learning that follows is the same.
K3s and MicroK8s both solve the same problem: how to run Kubernetes without needing a datacenter. They trade some flexibility for simplicity — and in most small setups, that’s a good trade. Pick K3s if minimalism and embedded use matter more. Go with MicroK8s if you want something that behaves more like a trimmed-down copy of production clusters. Either way, the install takes minutes — and the learning that follows is the same.
K3s and MicroK8s both solve the same problem: how to run Kubernetes without needing a datacenter. They trade some flexibility for simplicity — and in most small setups, that’s a good trade. Pick K3s if minimalism and embedded use matter more. Go with MicroK8s if you want something that behaves more like a trimmed-down copy of production clusters. Either way, the install takes minutes — and the learning that follows is the same.
K3s and MicroK8s both solve the same problem: how to run Kubernetes without needing a datacenter. They trade some flexibility for simplicity — and in most small setups, that’s a good trade. Pick K3s if minimalism and embedded use matter more. Go with MicroK8s if you want something that behaves more like a trimmed-down copy of production clusters. Either way, the install takes minutes — and the learning that follows is the same.