MicroK8s is a low-ops, minimal production Kubernetes.
MicroK8s is an open-source system for automating deployment, scaling, and management of containerised applications. It provides the functionality of core Kubernetes components, in a small footprint, scalable from a single node to a high-availability production cluster.
By reducing the resource commitments required in order to run Kubernetes, MicroK8s makes it possible to take Kubernetes into new environments, for example:
- turning Kubernetes into lightweight development tool
- making Kubernetes available for use in minimal environments such as GitHub CI
- adapting Kubernetes for small-appliance IoT applications
Developers use MicroK8s as an inexpensive proving ground for new ideas. In production, ISVs benefit from lower overheads and resource demands and shorter development cycles, enabling them to ship appliances faster than ever.
In this documentation
Tutorials Get started - a hands-on introduction to MicroK8s for new users |
How-to guides Step-by-step guides covering key operations and common tasks |
Explanation Concepts - discussion and clarification of key topics |
Reference Technical information - specifications, commands, architecture |
Project and community
MicroK8s is an open source project that welcomes community contributions, suggestions, fixes and constructive feedback.
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0 | / | Home |
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1 | tutorials | Tutorials |
2 | /getting-started | Getting started |
2 | setting-snap-channel | Channels and versions |
2 | addons | How to use addons |
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1 | how-to | How to Guides |
2 | install-alternatives | Installing |
3 | install-windows | ā¦on Windows 10/11 |
3 | install-macos | ā¦on macOS |
3 | install-raspberry-pi | ā¦on a Raspberry Pi |
3 | nvidia-dgx | ā¦on NVIDIA DGX |
3 | install-lxd | ā¦with LXD |
3 | install-multipass | ā¦using Multipass |
3 | install-wsl2 | ⦠with WSL2 |
3 | install-proxy | ā¦behind a proxy |
3 | install-offline | ā¦offline or airgapped |
3 | install-strict | ā¦with strict confinement |
3 | install-alternatives | Additional install notes |
2 | howto-addons | Create, edit and use community addons |
2 | config | Configuration |
3 | configuring-services | Configure services |
3 | configure-host-interfaces | Configure host interfaces |
3 | multi-user | Set up MicroK8s for more users |
3 | change-cidr | Change the pod CIDR |
3 | external-lma | Add an LMA stack |
3 | external-etcd | Use an external etcd cluster |
3 | oidc-dex | Set up OIDC to work with Dex |
2 | cluster | Clusters |
3 | clustering | Create a multi-node cluster |
3 | upgrade-cluster | Upgrade a cluster |
3 | capi-provision | Provisioning with Cluster API |
3 | high-availability | Get High Availability |
3 | restore-quorum | Recover from a lost quorum on dqlite |
2 | ingress | Use the ingress addon |
2 | ports#headingāauth | Use authentication and authorization |
2 | add-a-windows-worker-node-to-microk8s | Add Windows workers |
2 | nfs | Use NFS for Persistent Volumes |
2 | manage-upgrades-with-a-snap-store-proxy | Manage upgrades with a Snap Store Proxy |
2 | velero | Backup workloads with Velero |
2 | dockerhub-limits | Manage DockerHub rate limits |
2 | images | Images and registries |
3 | registry-images | Use local images |
3 | registry-public | Use a public registry |
3 | registry-built-in | Use the built-in registry |
3 | registry-private | Use a private registry |
3 | sideload | Side-load images |
2 | eks-d | Installing EKS-D with MicroK8s |
2 | upgrading | Upgrading |
2 | troubleshooting | Troubleshooting |
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1 | explanation | Explanation |
2 | high-availability | High Availability |
2 | snap-refreshes | Snap package refreshes |
2 | strict-confinement | Strict confinement |
2 | clusterapi | Cluster API (CAPI) |
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1 | reference | Reference |
2 | release-notes | Release notes |
2 | command-reference | Command reference |
2 | services-and-ports | Services and ports used |
2 | working-with-kubectl | Working with kubectl |
2 | get-in-touch | Get in touch |
2 | troubleshooting#headingāreport-bug | Reporting a bug |
2 | docs/docs | Contributing to docs |
addons-test | addon test page | |
addons#headingālist | Available addons | |
addon-ambassador | ambassador | |
addon-dashboard | dashboard | |
addon-dns | dns | |
addon-fluentd | fluentd | |
addon-gpu | gpu | |
addon-gopaddle-lite | gopaddle-lite | |
addon-host-access | host-access | |
addon-inaccel | inaccel | |
addon-ingress | ingress | |
addon-kata | kata | |
addon-keda | keda | |
addon-kubeflow | kubeflow | |
addon-kwasm | KWasm | |
addon-linkerd | linkerd | |
addon-metallb | metallb | |
addon-minio | minio | |
addon-multus | multus | |
addon-ondat | ondat | |
addon-openfaas | openfaas | |
addon-openebs | openebs | |
addon-portainer | portainer | |
addon-traefik | traefik | |
addon-mayastor | mayastor | |
addon-nfs | nfs | |
addon-osm | osm-edge | |
addon-hostpath-storage | addon-hostpath | |
addon-cert-manager | addon-cert-manager | |
addon-sosivio | addon-sosivio | |
aws-user-guide | AWS Appliance Deployment Guide | |
how-to | How to Guides |
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