Summary: Getting Kubernetes
Explore different ways to set up Kubernetes clusters on your local machine using tools like Docker Desktop, k3d, KinD, and minikube, as well as deploying a hosted cluster on Google Kubernetes Engine. Understand managing clusters with kubectl and consider cost and licensing implications for development and production use.
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Recap
This chapter showed you a couple of ways to get a Kubernetes cluster. However, lots of other options exist.
Options like Docker Desktop, k3d, KinD, and minikube ...