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Building a Kubernetes Delivery Platform

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    I Wanted Kubernetes Without an Always On EKS Bill

    I wanted a persistent Kubernetes environment without an always-on managed-cluster bill or compromising the Docker workloads already running on my Debian home server. I chose k3s, defined explicit resource boundaries, disabled components that conflicted with the host, and validated the design through deployment, networking, rollout, rollback, and desired-state checks.

Building a Kubernetes Delivery Platform — Lalit Bagga