Darren Shepherd, K3s creator, talks through the mechanics of embedded etcd in K3s and how it allows for highly-available cluster setups. Taken from from his talk "K3s Internals: The Crazy Things We Do To Make k8s Simple". Get free credit to try the world’s first K3s-powered, managed Kubernetes service.

Our CEO Mark Boost looks back at the Civo story so far, and our vision beyond the KUBE100 beta. Taken from our Online Meetup #6 session where we discussed our plans for ending the KUBE100 beta in the coming months, plus some of the exciting recent developments and future features we have in the works. Get free credit to try the world’s first K3s-powered, managed Kubernetes service.

Build your first Kubernetes cluster with this guide to the first steps of Civo’s KubeQuest. You will learn how to start and scale your cluster, and how to use our application marketplace to install apps to your K3s cluster. Learn Kubernetes with Civo KubeQuest.

As we move towards the end of our Kubernetes beta and get ready to "go-live" we discuss some of the exciting recent developments and future plans. We'll be answering your questions live on the call, as well as:

Creator of K3s Darren Shepherd explains client side load balancing in K3s Kubernetes clusters. Taken from from his talk "K3s Internals: The Crazy Things We Do To Make k8s Simple".

Darren Shepherd, creator of K3s and Chief Architect at SUSE, explains how K3s agent tunneling works. Get free credit to test-drive the world’s first K3s-powered, managed Kubernetes service.

Ketch works toward solving Kubernetes complexity by eliminating the need for writing YAML files and directly deploying applications onto a cluster.

Special guest Darren Shepherd, the creator of K3s, joins our meetup to discuss K3s internals and answers questions from our community.

Saiyam Pathak explains what machine learning actually is and where it is used in day-to-day life, how it can be combined with Kubernetes, and rounds things off with a look at Kubeflow.

Alex Jones discusses how Open Policy Agent is being used at enterprise level to improve the developer experience and route to production.