An introduction to SUSE Rancher Prime: K3s, a lightweight Kubernetes distribution ideal for edge computing, IoT, CI environments, and more.
SUSE Rancher Prime: K3s (K3s)
SUSE's Cloud Native product family introduces additional value with greater security assurances, extended lifecycles, access to focused architectures and Kubernetes advisories. It will also offer options to get production support for innovative Cloud Native projects. With SUSE's Cloud Native, installation assets are hosted on a trusted registry owned and managed by SUSE.
SUSE Rancher Prime: K3s delivers a lightweight yet powerful certified Kubernetes distribution designed for production workloads across resource-restrained, remote locations or on IoT devices. When used with SUSE Rancher Prime, K3s is simple to install, lightweight yet high availability Kubernetes distribution that can be easily managed within the SUSE Rancher Prime orchestration platform.
An introduction to SUSE Rancher Prime: K3s
Architecture
This section provides an overview of the architectural components under the hood.
CLI Tools
This section provides information and details on using various CLI tools that come with the K3s binary.
FAQ
A list of frequently asked questions and their answers.
Installation Guide
This section contains the prerequisites and instructions for installing K3s in various environments.
Known issues
This section provides information about critical known issues and recommendations.
Networking configuration
This section covers networking-related topics such as basic networking options and services, hybrid node configuration, and more.
Quick Start Guide
This section helps you to quickly launch a cluster with the default options.
Reference
The reference section provides detailed information about the environment variables available in K3s, flag deprecation process, and resource profiling.
Running K3s with a datastore other than etcd
This section provides information and instructions about running K3s with various datastores such as MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL etc.
Securing your K3s cluster
This section describes the methodology and means of securing a K3s cluster, including encryption configuration, hardening guides, and more.
Upgrading K3s clusters
This section covers the procedures for performing manual and automated upgrades.
Using Helm package manager
This section provides information about Helm for Kubernetes package management and configuration options to customize helm chart installations in a K3s cluster.
Using persistant storage
This section describes how to set up persistent storage with a local storage provider, or with SUSE Storage.
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