LearnLinuxTV shows you how to set up your very own Kubernetes cluster on the Raspberry Pi platform, which is a cheaper and more energy-efficient foundation for your clustering needs.
If you ever wanted to up your home networking game with backup to Dropbox and secure remote access from everywhere through your own VPN, all based on Docker containers, then check out what Andreas Spiess has done.
In this video, he covers:
- Install Docker with many containers like Mosquitto, Node-Red, Grafana, influxDB, Postgres, Portainer, and Adminer
- Increase the live expectancy of your SD card by disabling swapping and by installing log2ram- Automatically backup all valuable data to the cloud, in our case, to Dropbox
- Setup PiVPN to remotely and securely access our home network from anywhere in the world- Besides that, you will learn a lot of useful things about Docker containers
Links & Code:
- Software and instructions:
https://github.com/gcgarner/IOTstack - Installation of PiVPN:
https://youtu.be/15VjDVCISj0 - SD card reader for Raspberry:
http://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/BOuB2Gxq - Used cooler for RPi 4:
http://bit.ly/2V4DYyd
Brendan Burns joins Lara Rubbelke to discuss GA of Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS). Developers can drastically simplify how they build and run container-based solutions without deep Kubernetes expertise.
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