Kubernetes can be a suitable technology to use in a home lab environment. Running a Kubernetes cluster in your home lab can be a great way to learn and experiment with container orchestration and microservices architecture.

As a software developer, I often work with Kubernetes for managing and deploying my applications. However, setting up a Kubernetes cluster can be a daunting task, especially if you don’t have access to a dedicated infrastructure or cloud platform. That’s why I started exploring Minikube, a tool that allows you to run a local Kubernetes cluster on your laptop or desktop machine. In this guide, I will share the steps that I follow to install Kubernetes and Minikube on a Linux machine. By the end of this guide, you should have a working Kubernetes cluster that you can use for testing and development purposes. Whether you’re new to Kubernetes or an experienced user, I hope you will find this guide helpful in setting up a local Kubernetes environment with Minikube. So let’s get started!

Lorsque vous utilisez minikube, vous devez exposer des ports pour accéder à vos services. Dans docker, vous avez un indicateur de commande pour le faire. Comment faites-vous la même chose dans minikube ?

Lorsque vous utilisez minikube, vous devez exposer des ports pour accéder à vos services. Dans docker, vous avez un indicateur de commande pour le faire. Comment faites-vous la même chose dans minikube ?

Comment exécuter minikube dans une machine virtuelle Ubuntu vm_VT-X/AMD-v

Comment exécuter minikube dans une machine virtuelle Ubuntu vm_VT-X/AMD-v

How to [[2023-04-04-should-a-docker-container-run-as-root-or-user run]] [[2020-08-12-play-with-kubernetes-with-minikube minikube]] in a [[2022-01-11-how-to-fix-cannot-tcp-connect-from-outside-virtual-machine-network-traffic-not-forwarded-to-service-port Virtual]] [[2022-01-11-how-to-fix-cannot-tcp-connect-from-outside-virtual-machine-network-traffic-not-forwarded-to-service-port Machine]] Ubuntu vm_VT-X/AMD-v

When using [[2020-08-12-play-with-kubernetes-with-minikube minikube]], you need to expose ports to access your services. In [[2023-04-04-should-a-docker-container-run-as-root-or-user docker]], you have a command flag to do that. How do you do the same thing in [[2021-12-29-how-to-run-minikube-in-a-virtual-machine-ubuntu-vm_vt-x-amd-v minikube]]?

When using [[2020-08-12-play-with-kubernetes-with-minikube minikube]], you need to expose ports to access your services. In [[2023-04-04-should-a-docker-container-run-as-root-or-user docker]], you have a command flag to do that. How do you do the same thing in [[2021-12-29-how-to-run-minikube-in-a-virtual-machine-ubuntu-vm_vt-x-amd-v minikube]]?