Canonical makes MicroK8s Kubernetes available for Windows and Mac

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Canonical makes MicroK8s Kubernetes available for Windows and Mac

Canonical, the company behind the Ubuntu Linux desktop operating system, has expanded the range of platforms that its IoT-oriented Kubernetes distribution MicroK8s can run on. As well as 42 versions...

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