I'm diving into Kubernetes as a beginner and am wondering if using K3d is a good way to understand the basics. Will I be able to grasp the key concepts of Kubernetes through K3d, or will I miss out on more advanced features by just focusing on K3d?
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Absolutely, starting with K3d is a fantastic idea! It lets you set things up quickly without dealing with the usual setup hassle of Kubernetes. Once you get the hang of the basics, you might want to explore managed clusters too, like on DigitalOcean or Linode, to tackle more complex tasks without the overhead of managing everything yourself. It's all about building your understanding step by step!
So is it a yes? It's ok to start with k3d?