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k3s is nice for local development.

It's faster and much more light weight than minikube, since you can quite easily set it up on your machine and avoid a VM.



Are you building custom docker images as part of your local development? I'm curious if you've found a good way to push locally built images into the cluster since it doesn't provide a private registry server.



If you want to avoid the VM I find minikube with --vm-driver=none works quite well.


Do you you know if persistent disk support has improved? I'd love to migrate over from minikube / microk8s, but that was the largest blocker for me last time I looked.


I'm mapping volumes to host folders that are shared via both NFS and SMB, which works well enough for testing/dev.


Why would minukube need a VM??


Minikube adopted VirtualBox as its default and recommended VM driver, and personally I never managed to get non-VirtualBox VM drivers to work with minikube, including Docker.




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