I would love to see equivalent for Docker Toolkit, Docker for Mac, and Docker for Windows. It would make it easier to convince my team. I'll check out Minikube.
But yes, I know it is not an easy problem. I had looked at the automation involved as well as deployed Kubernetes by hand to AWS, having to translate what works on AWS.
And as I have mentioned in my comment, GKE is an option.
Having said that, on the desktop, I think all I really care about would be the equivalent of a docker-machine setup for Mac and Windows. Something that brings up a single-node CoreOS running stable, with networking working, and kubelet running via Docker. (Back in 2015, I had to rely on kubelet being baked into the CoreOS release). Probably not a big deal on Mac if I put a vagrant script, or use the existing ones that CoreOS has. But my teammates that are using Windows will want something that works well.
I'm curious -- what's the underlying distro being used for minikube?
But yes, I know it is not an easy problem. I had looked at the automation involved as well as deployed Kubernetes by hand to AWS, having to translate what works on AWS.
And as I have mentioned in my comment, GKE is an option.
Having said that, on the desktop, I think all I really care about would be the equivalent of a docker-machine setup for Mac and Windows. Something that brings up a single-node CoreOS running stable, with networking working, and kubelet running via Docker. (Back in 2015, I had to rely on kubelet being baked into the CoreOS release). Probably not a big deal on Mac if I put a vagrant script, or use the existing ones that CoreOS has. But my teammates that are using Windows will want something that works well.
I'm curious -- what's the underlying distro being used for minikube?