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Re:Raspberry Pi as a local server for self hosting applications by johnjungles on Monday September 14, 2020 @07:11PM (#24476189)
Check out KubeSail! Not affiliated in anyway. They make it super easy to do the plumbing, networking and have a kubernetes cluster on a raspberry pi.

If you ever wanted to learn k8s without spending $80\month on a cluster, best way to learn it!

Re:Raspberry Pi as a local server for self hosting applications by erulabs on Monday September 14, 2020 @11:26PM (#24477616)
Thanks for the shout-out! I wanted to post "we do exactly this!" but didn't want to be an advertisement, so I appreciate it :P (co-founder of KubeSail, if anyone has any questions!)
Re:Raspberry Pi as a local server for self hosting applications by anderspitman on Tuesday September 15, 2020 @02:03AM (#24478304)
Cool tech. Does KubeSail integrate domain purchasing? Why should I be required to learn kubernetes just to tunnel a local webserver to a public domain name?
Re:Raspberry Pi as a local server for self hosting applications by erulabs on Tuesday September 15, 2020 @08:19PM (#24488252)
We offer free built-in (kubesail managed) domains, but don't offer domains for purchase - that would be nice to add eventually but we're a small company, so holding off on that for now!

Ideally, you don't need to learn Kubernetes any more than you need to learn Linux in that example - our Repo Builder will do it's best to guess how to host your app on Kubernetes - and ideally the UI makes the rest feel like any other cloud platform. The benefit of not being locked in, and of learning open source tech instead of walled-gardens, is hard to express!