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InfluxDB
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IMO Klipper is super simple compared to other load balancers: You setup a load balancer saying "hey I want to access this service on port 8080" and then you can access it from the outside by using "AnyKubernetesNodeIp:8080".
K8s was built to run on cloud hosted services, so you would normally use their load balancer. There's two ways that I know of to avoid using a cloud LB. One use metallb or two you can use something like calico to communicate with your networking equipmen through bgp
They will finally be adding the beginnings of linux container user namespace support in upcoming kubernetes 1.25 (KEP127) - so that container root user can be host non-root (!). Can't quite believe they didn't prioritise that far earlier, but here we are... https://github.com/kubernetes/enhancements/issues/127
https://github.com/bitnami-labs/sealed-secrets - may be actually more reasonable (public key crypto of the secrets)