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🎉 Congratulations! You’ve completed the Running K3s on Raspberry Pi course.
Over the past lessons, you’ve transformed a few Raspberry Pi boards into a full-featured Kubernetes cluster — one that’s capable of running real workloads, supporting modern deployment workflows, and mirroring production systems on a small scale.
Here’s a quick recap of what you’ve accomplished:
Your cluster can now:
Here are a few directions you can explore beyond this course:
Package your apps for reusability across environments.
Use tools like K3s + K3s or connect to a public cloud via kubeconfig.
Use ArgoCD or Flux with Helm and automated sync from Git.
Try Linkerd or Istio on ARM devices for microservice observability and traffic management.
Contribute to open source, join meetups, or get certified (CKA, CKAD).
Thank you for joining this course and building something awesome on Raspberry Pi. 🎉
If you found this helpful:
👏 You now have the skills to build, run, and maintain your own Kubernetes clusters — from home lab to edge computing!
Stay curious, keep shipping, and happy hacking. 🚀
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