If you’ve been working with Kubernetes for a while, you’ve probably used KinD (Kubernetes in Docker). I’ve used it extensively for my local development, CI pipelines, demos, you name it. And for what it does, it works. But I’ve always felt like there was something missing.
That’s why we built vind to solve some of the shortcomings of KinD.
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