A practical guide to deploying a Golang Service in Kubernetes

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Kubernetes is a containers deployment and orchestration platform. It helps you deploy, monitor, scale, upgrade, rollback containers and many more seamlessly. In this tutorial we will: Create a simple http server with golangDeploy a k8s cluster, we will use K3s (a lightweight Kubernetes distribution)Deploy our golang server on top of K8s.Expose our server to the outer world to be able to access it.

Zero to Kubernetes in 5 mins

<p>gonna take a lot more than 5min to understand kubectl and Dockerfile conventions, but it looks like a good quickstart for Go</p>
