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# '''Kind:''' Kubernetes environment for clusters and more than a single node | # '''Kind:''' Kubernetes environment for clusters and more than a single node | ||
# '''K3s:''' Kubernetes environment for a low spec machine that uses fewer resources | # '''K3s:''' Kubernetes environment for a low spec machine that uses fewer resources | ||
==Knowledge== | |||
<source ="powershell"> | |||
wsl -l -v | |||
wsl --list --verbose | |||
Get-NetConnectionProfile | |||
</source> | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 23:55, 12 June 2021
Preferred Kubernetes environments are Minikube, Kind and K3s. It's depends on your use case.
- Minikube: Getting started with Fully Kubernetes environment
- Kind: Kubernetes environment for clusters and more than a single node
- K3s: Kubernetes environment for a low spec machine that uses fewer resources
Knowledge
wsl -l -v
wsl --list --verbose
Get-NetConnectionProfile