Nowadays Kubernetes can run anywhere. On a developer machine, on premise, in a public cloud as well as on the edge. Especially in edge scenarios, like remote branch office, windmills, trains or aircrafts, the benefits of running Kubernetes are huge. The common Kubernetes API makes it faster and easier to deploy workloads and manage network connectivity, storage, load balancing, security or service discovery.
On the other hand, you quickly end up running not only a few clusters, but hundreds and thousands.
In this talk I will show how Rancher and K3S help you to successfully provision and manage all these clusters. Based on this you can then use the new Fleet integration to deploy all your workloads with GitOps best practices at a large scale.