OverviewCreating a single-node cluster with MinikubeMeet kubectlQuick introduction to MinikubeGetting readyOn WindowsOn macOSCreating the clusterTroubleshootingChecking out the clusterDoing workExamining the cluster with the dashboardCreating a multi-node cluster with KinDQuick introduction to KinDInstalling KinDCreating the cluster with KinDDoing work with KinDAccessing Kubernetes services locally though a proxyCreating a multi-node cluster with k3dQuick introduction to k3s and k3dInstalling k3dCreating the cluster with k3dComparing Minikube, KinD, and k3dCreating clusters in the cloud (GCP, AWS, Azure)The cloud-provider interfaceGCPAWSKubernetes on EC2AWS EKSFargateAzureOther cloud providersOnce upon a time in ChinaIBM Kubernetes ServiceOracle Container ServiceCreating a bare-metal cluster from scratchUse cases for bare metalWhen should you consider creating a bare-metal cluster?Understanding the processUsing virtual private cloud infrastructureBuilding your own cluster with KubesprayBuilding your cluster with KRIBBuilding your cluster with RKEBootkubeSummaryReferences