Rancher

“And for me, since I provisioned my downstream cluster from Rancher and chose RKE2, they also have an option in here that you can choose your CNI.”

“Let's go back into Rancher. Scale it up to three again.”

“…so cattle system is for Rancher but you can see cube systems up there”

“And then cluster 01 is my downstream cluster that was provisioned by Rancher where all of my containers and all of my user workloads run.”

“Now I'm just going to call this Rancher monitoring you can name this anything you like but I'm going to name it Rancher monitoring just in case I install prometheus in the future”

“…and another cool thing if you're running Rancher you can see this node with the label in the nodes section and we can easily modify and change it here too”

“…so now we're going to convert that docker command to a workload in Rancher and it's really easy to do”

“I'll walk through how to set this up with Docker and then I'll show you how to set it up in Rancher. And if you're not familiar with Rancher, Rancher is just an easy way to get Kubernetes, which then gives you containerization.”

“…so while I'm going to show you how to do this within Rancher it doesn't require Rancher to install this so let's get into it”

“…and that's how simple it is to get Rancher installed on any existing kubernetes cluster we took our existing high availability k3s cluster and installed Rancher on it”

“…so once we're in our Rancher server we'll go to global cluster default cluster and let's deploy a new workload and now let's translate this docker file to a kubernetes workload”

“If you're not familiar with Rancher, Rancher is an easy way to get Docker and then Kubernetes.”

“…and I manage kubernetes using something called Rancher and if you're not familiar with Rancher Rancher is an easy way to manage docker and kubernetes”

“In a previous video I helped you fully set up plex using kubernetes Rancher and docker in that video we walked through setting up plex using Rancher”

“…but I'm going to move on to Rancher and if you're not familiar with Rancher Rancher is an easy way to spin up docker and kubernetes”

“…but in Rancher we're going to go to cluster default cluster and here we're going to deploy a new workload let's name this work well guacamole then we'll set the image to ownzu guacamole”

“…so back in our Rancher cluster let's create a workload for these runners so we'll go to global cluster default cluster”

“…and although it was a little bit tricky to figure out I'm glad that I put my Rancher ui now behind traffic as well”

“…and so I I get Rancher because it it makes kubernetes uh really easy even though kubernetes is super hard and complicated”

“So back in our Rancher server, we'll go to global cluster and default cluster.”

“Now I've set up Kubernetes using something called Rancher. Now if you're not familiar with Rancher, Rancher is an easy way to spin up and get Kubernetes at home.”

“…but I'm gonna show you how we can create this kubernetes workload in Rancher and then come back to configuration”

“…so if we're gonna install a nun doctor and then move on to kubernetes using Rancher”

“…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”

“I've been using Rancher for the last couple of years and it makes docker super easy to use I've been using Rancher one for years and I use cattle as my container orchestration”

“I've been using Rancher for years and I just love how easy it's made container orchestration and in their latest version they now support kubernetes”