enrichman

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   by enrichman 5mo ago

   This is not a side product but it's currently GA and part of the Rancher Prime offering. :)
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   by enrichman 5mo ago

   As I understand it, the virtual cluster pods are treated as standard workloads by the host. This means if you scale the nodes up or down, they will be rescheduled accordingly. You can currently use node selectors to manage this behavior, th
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   by enrichman 5mo ago

   In virtual mode, the only pods running directly on the host are the K3s servers and agents. All "virtual cluster pods" run within these components, meaning they do not appear as individual pods on the host cluster. The only trade-
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   by enrichman 5mo ago

   Hi everyone! I’m one of the maintainers of K3k at SUSE. It’s really exciting to see this on the front page. The project actually started during a SUSE Hackweek by my colleague Hussein. It was initially envisioned as a "Kubernetes versi