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# 🚀 Terraform Kubernetes — Starter Kit for Docker Desktop
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This starter kit is designed for local Kubernetes experimentation using Terraform. It provides a preconfigured setup with certificate management, ingress routing, and load balancing, making it easy to test, learn, and prototype cloud-native deployments.
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## 👨💻 Who is it for?
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- DevOps Engineers & SREs who want a sandbox for testing infrastructure automation.
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- Developers exploring Kubernetes deployments without cloud costs.
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- Teams learning Terraform and Kubernetes best practices in a safe, local environment.
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## 📂 Project Structure
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This Terraform project is designed to deploy and manage a Kubernetes cluster with essential services such as MetalLB, Cert-Manager, Ingress-Nginx, and Echo Server. The structure follows best practices for modularity and maintainability.
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### **Environments**
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-`envs/local` - Local Environment. You can use Docker Desktop for local usage.
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### **Requirements**
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For local usage, for example, in Docker Desktop you might want to use selfsigned certificates. To do that process easy just install the tool `mkcert`.
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