In the real world, you're more likely to see multiple vms on each server and each vm running a k8s node. So I'd go with that setup.
Once you have that going, play with clustering services within k8s: Kafka, redis, etcd, postgres.
In the real world, you're more likely to see multiple vms on each server and each vm running a k8s node. So I'd go with that setup.
Once you have that going, play with clustering services within k8s: Kafka, redis, etcd, postgres.