Kubernetes Namespaces vs. Virtual Clusters

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Virtual clusters improve on namespaces in many ways by providing more substantial isolation for a more stable, resilient, and flexible Kubernetes environment. They can be used for both development and production workloads and help you save money versus traditional clusters. To learn more or get started with virtual clusters, check out Loft.

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While there are a few different ways to run virtual clusters, a popular solution from Loft Labs uses a lightweight Kubernetes implementation called k3s within your existing Kubernetes cluster. clusters run within a namespace, have a virtual identity, and use their own core Kubernetes resources, which are synced with the host cluster.

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