Want a full Kubernetes cluster running in seconds, without the hassle of Minikube or Kind?
This might be the cleanest local dev setup I’ve ever used.
In this new video, I walk you through K3D, a tool that lets you create multi-node Kubernetes clusters inside Docker containers with just one command.
You’ll see exactly how I:
- Set up K3D, even INSIDE a dev container
- Run real multi-node clusters
- Deploy apps instantly
- Automate it all with scripts
- Use it for CI/CD pipelines, workshops, and feature branches
This is the workflow I now use for every project. No more bloated local setups. No more clutter. Just pure, reproducible dev environments.
Are you going to try this out?
PS: In the DevOps Masterclass in KubeCraft, I'll teach you how to create end-to-end testing setups in GitHub Actions pipelines using k3d