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The Past, Present, and Future of Kubernetes on Raspberry Pi

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History and roadmap for running Kubernetes on Raspberry Pi with concrete recipes: a demo cluster runs k3s on Raspberry Pi 3/4 with three masters, etcd/sql (or SQLite) HA, ~500 MB control-plane footprint, and worker pods using ~50 MB each; apps deploy via OpenFaaS with GitHub Actions building multi‑arch images and Hugo, pushed over an inlets operator tunnel to an EC2 relay for a public TLS site; hardware notes cover net‑booted BitScope blade with NVMe, CM4/compute modules, power supply and fan requirements, and storage/volume options.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:22Comparison
  3. 1:08Why do it?
  4. 3:29My demo rig
  5. 4:13The past - my first blog
  6. 5:23The past - my first cluster Docker Article in Linux magazine
  7. 8:29k3s - "1.5GB less memory than kubeadm"* K3S
  8. 9:17k3s - 3 is less than 8
  9. 10:38The past - journey of evolution
  10. 11:58Bill of Materials
  11. 12:09Build your own: spare parts Raid your parts box
  12. 12:38Build your own: on a budget (recommended)
  13. 13:30Build your own: space conscious
  14. 14:09Build your own: best in class
  15. 15:14Open source tools for RPi clusters
  16. 17:57Install k3s over SSH
  17. 18:18Install CLIS and Helm charts
  18. 18:57Deploy functions & microservices
  19. 20:12Demo - public function with CI
  20. 25:38The future: managed cloud
  21. 26:35The future ARM in the datacentre Equinix Metal (Packet)
  22. 28:36The future - Compiling Go for ARM
  23. 29:20The future - Docker and ARM docker build build
  24. 31:22Wrapping up
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