Tag: k3s

Here I would like to discuss why I consider a single-node K3s to be the best option for smaller projects. Before I proceed with this, let us define a “smaller project”. First of all, this would be a server-side project. Next, this is a project that has some back-end logic. Meaning, we are talking about… Continue reading Why K3s is the Best Option for Smaller Projects

Update 2024: Another good alternative to Rancher Desktop is to run K3s via k3d project. It allows to create potentially multiple K3s clusters in docker. In example, to create a cluster you would simply type: That would expose its port 80 on your port 8087. Update 2021-12-20: While the instructions below still work, the current… Continue reading Running k3s on Windows with WSL2