Kubernetes

“Kubernetes automatically recovers failing pods and monitoring gives my AI agents very specific logs and traces so they can react fast”

“Kubernetes rolls out the new version, starts it, checks that it's healthy, and then removes the old one.”

“We run our products on dedicated servers with Kubernetes.”

“With Kubernetes and Helm, that just becomes super clean.”

“I moved it away from AWS to instead run on a fully self-hosted setup using Kubernetes on Docker and bare metal servers that I rent with Hetzner.”

“All my code now runs in Docker containers and is managed by Kubernetes.”

“Um well, I'm doing a lot with Kubernetes in my home, but I'm not producing so much content around it because I have found out that it's not running well on my channel at least.”

“I've set up my Kubernetes cluster um on I'm I'm running one node on one virtual machine and I'm making sure that each Kubernetes node is on a separate physical Proxmox node.”

“Here I'm also adding the Kubernetes stuffs on three virtual machines.”

“Just take a look at my Docker and Kubernetes videos that I have built completely on virtual machines.”

“Uh but, I can also tell you in my own environment, I'm actually running this in my Kubernetes cluster.”

“To do that, I built this mini cluster running Kubernetes. It lets me expose services privately, connects clusters together, and manage everything as if it were on the same local network.”

“This mini homelab rack runs Kubernetes and the Tailscale Kubernetes Operator, making it easy to self-host apps, expose private services, and connect clusters together with GitOps and zero-trust networking.”

“This let me deploy everything to my own Kubernetes cluster, and now I'm fully self-hosting the JetKVM cloud.”

“Or I could even create a specialized node in Kubernetes and join it to my existing home cluster so that I can take advantage of all the automation that I already have with Kubernetes.”

“Sometimes I think virtual machines are so much easier to use. But I want to run Kubernetes.”

“So I'm going to go into my Kubernetes cluster really quick, and let's look for my little links site.”

“I installed kubernetes and created a high availability cluster out of these little small Nooks”

“I have things in the cloud and I have things in my home lab in my Kubernetes cluster and in docker and that's totally fine”

“This means applications and infrastructure are version controlled run in ci cd pipelines tested stored in a container registry and then deployed to my Kubernetes infrastructure which up until this point was a traditional push model”

“That code is actually self-hosted inside of my Kubernetes cluster that's inside of my home lab.”

“…so I'll be running Kubernetes so these will be running pretty warm and this is a nice way to remove some heat just so that we don't get throttled”

“Here's my own home production version of loki that's actually running in Kubernetes and it's scraping all of the logs from my Kubernetes containers and dumping them into loki”

“…so where this comes in handy for me is actually in Kubernetes because sometimes you have to mount a persistent volume claim to a container and then edit those files usually through the container that's attached to it”

“…but we're going to set it in a Kubernetes variable I highly recommend you set it in the file later on but we're going to add a variable called vnc password”

“…if you need help setting this up I've got a complete tutorial on how to get docker rancher and Kubernetes up and going it'll have you up and running in a couple of minutes”

“Now, my choice for installing and managing services is Docker and Kubernetes. And I get that capability from something called Rancher.”

“In my case I had the unified controller running in docker and Kubernetes but I did run into one gotcha doing this is that the network controller inside of the udm pro is running version five”

“You know that I'm a huge fan of containerizing things and then orchestrating that with Kubernetes and rancher”

“Hey welcome back so I'm techno tim and today we're going to talk about using your nvidia gpu for docker and Kubernetes workloads”

“In my previous videos I showed you how to set up Kubernetes using rancher that helped you get Kubernetes in your home lab”

“Personally I use Kubernetes at home because I'm a software engineer and being able to build and deploy and maintain my code at home just as I would on a public cloud is important to me”

“We'll walk through a few ways to set up duck DNS, but ultimately we'll settle on Docker, Rancher, and Kubernetes.”

“And this is again part of the reason why I like using Kubernetes at home. This allows me to deploy workloads at home just like I do in the public cloud.”

“…but we're going to translate this to a rancher deployment which is a Kubernetes workload”

“…and the really nice part about this is this is a web server running inside of my doctor in kubernetes cluster which means I can access this from any device within my house”

“…next if you plan on doing this with kubernetes I use kubernetes via Rancher so you want to make sure that you have kubernetes and rancher installed”

“…so slowly I've been migrating my Rancher one instances over to rancher two instances mainly because I want kubernetes”

“Awesome so congratulations we now have Kubernetes running on our machine so let's open up this cluster”