Update to my Homelab, I’ve started 3D printing brackets, and I moved almost everything to Kubernettes

I still have a lot more I want to print, and some custom things I need to design, which I currently have no idea how to do, but keen to learn and figure that out.

This is what’s in my k8s cluster right now:

This my dashboard:
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Most of these are app running on my cluster.

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    14 days ago

    I think you are mixing up docker with OCI containers.

    Docker is a container orchestrator. You can just as easily use podman or Kubernetes

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      14 days ago

      Did some reading, yea you’re right.

      So many of the containers run in K8s are built with docker, but the containers themselves aren’t docker.

      I think many people (like I used to 10min ago) think that docker = some-kind-of-container.

      Best plain-English version:

      Kubernetes is an orchestrator:

      • Docker Engine and Podman are container engines.
      • Kubernetes used to support Docker Engine via dockershim, but that support was removed in v1.24.
      • Kubernetes now talks to runtimes like containerd or CRI-O.
      • You can still build images with Docker and run them on Kubernetes, but Kubernetes is not “using Docker under the hood” in the old sense anymore.