braindump

Depending on how fast you can type (or copy and paste) you’ll get a publicly available Kubernetes multi-node cluster up and running in less than 15minutes.

User your own private docker registry for development or private/non-public projects.

If you ever worked with the Kubernetes Dashboard you certainly have noticed the rather short session timeout (about 10 minutes).

By adjusting the startup parameters you can either:

1. Increase the timeout
2. Disable the timeout
3. Skip authentication altogether

Skipping the authentication is useful in a dev environment where you don’t need or want authentication.

A simple fix to resolve internal hostnames resolved by an Ipfire firewall.