Get a Multi-Node Kubernetes Cluster with Civo Cloud
Explore creating a multi-node Kubernetes cluster on Civo Cloud including setup, configuring kubectl, and managing cluster access. This lesson guides you in establishing a production-grade Kubernetes environment with free credits to experiment, enabling you to deploy containerized applications effectively.
Most clouds have a hosted Kubernetes service, and you can follow along on any. In the course, we’re using a local Kubernetes kind cluster, so you don’t need to get any. However, if you do want to create a cluster on the Cloud, you can use a Civo Cloud Kubernetes cluster because it’s easy to use, and readers get $500 of free credit using the civo.com/nigel sign-up link. The free credit is more than enough to complete the examples; it lasts for three months following sign-up, and the link will work until at least 2025.
What you get with Civo Cloud Kubernetes
Civo Cloud Kubernetes is a hosted Kubernetes service. As such:
It’s easy to setup.
It’s multi-node.
It’s production-grade.
The control plane is managed by Civo and hidden from you.
It offers advanced integrations with cloud services such as storage and load balancers. ...