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| Generalised from the official K3s documentation and K3s architecture description, and its use as a deployment concern in [[private:fxdemo:04-part:start]] and [[private:fxdemo:05-part:start]]. K3s describes itself as a certified Kubernetes distribution for production workloads in unattended, resource-constrained, remote, IoT, and edge environments. Its architecture defines server nodes and agent nodes, with both running kubelet, container runtime, and container networking interface components. | Generalised from the official K3s documentation and K3s architecture description, and its use as a deployment concern in [[private:01-fxdemo:04-part:start]] and [[private:01-fxdemo:05-part:start]]. K3s describes itself as a certified Kubernetes distribution for production workloads in unattended, resource-constrained, remote, IoT, and edge environments. Its architecture defines server nodes and agent nodes, with both running kubelet, container runtime, and container networking interface components. |
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