K3s

“And on top of these three servers, I run K3s, which is a lightweight version of Kubernetes.”

“I've created a simple way to get a highly available K3S cluster using Anible that comes with everything you need to get started, but any Kubernetes cluster will do.”

“…and these endpoints are ips of my K3s servers not my agents my servers formerly known as masters”

“Well as you may or may not know I've been running K3s in my own environment for quite some time and I even have a video on setting up K3s with my sequel”

“So I'm actually going to choose the experimental version of K3S on top of the experimental node driver of harvester.”

“…so this is one of my K3s servers so just name it K3s server”

“The first thing we'll want to do is set a variable for our K3s version this ensures that we're installing the same version of K3s as our cluster is running”

“…if you need help setting that up I've got a complete guide on how to install K3s and then install rancher on top of that if you like”

“…but in a recent video we set up a high availability K3s cluster running kubernetes let's see if we can use that platform for our new rancher installation”

“One distribution of kubernetes that I really enjoy is called K3s”