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Description
Microk8s is an amazing platform for running Kubernetes applications on devices with constrained resources. It is very stable, Kubernetes API compliant, and “just works”.
But if you decide to base your environment off MicroK8s, very quickly you realise that multi-cluster management is not easy, and even harder is deploying your applications consistently across dozens of remote environments. Things compound if your environments are remote, connected to public networks, like 4G or Satellite, or even consumer internet connections.
How can you successfully manage hundreds (or even thousands) of remote MicroK8s clusters? How can you deploy your application to multiple clusters at the same time?
Come see the easiest way to do this, using Portainer.
Session author bios
Neil is the CEO of Portainer.io, an ex CIO, an ex CTO, and ex Consultant. Such a background provides a wealth of experiences in both infrastructure architecture, as well as infrastructure operations. Neil is comfortable developing solutions to business challenges, or rolling up his sleeves and implementing a technical solution. Above all else, Neil hates complexity, and strives to remove as much complexity from the IT landscape as possible
| Social Media | portainerio |
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| Level of Difficulty | Intermediate |