Summary
In this chapter, you learned about the Kubernetes SIG project called KinD. We went into details on how to install optional components in a KinD cluster, including Calico as the CNI and NGINX as the Ingress controller. Finally, we covered the details of the Kubernetes storage objects that are included with a KinD cluster.
Hopefully, with the help of this chapter, you now understand the power that using KinD can bring to you and your organization. It offers an easy-to-deploy, fully configurable Kubernetes cluster. The number of running clusters on a single host is theoretically limited only by the host resources.
In the next chapter, we will dive into Kubernetes objects. We've called the next chapter Kubernetes Bootcamp since it will cover the majority of the base Kubernetes objects and what each one is used for. The next chapter can be considered a "Kubernetes pocket guide." It contains a quick reference to Kubernetes objects and what they do, as well...
