Single Node Kubernetes on Raspberry Pi 4 | Object Partners

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In this post, I will go through the steps I used to create a single node Kubernetes combination master and worker node on a Raspberry Pi 4. The heavy lifting in this post is done via the Rancher K3s (lightweight Kubernetes) binary Using this tool, create an image of the 64 bit Buster OS Once complete, and you have booted and connected to your new Pi image, verify the installation with the following You should see the ‘Buster’ and ‘aarch64’ in the respective outputs. Copy the following into the file ‘python_pod.yaml’, and run the commands to create the pod, retrieve the logs showing the python version, then destroy the pod.

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