My current client, since recently, is running several Kubernetes clusters to support DTAP on NKE (Nutanix Kubernetes Engine) on several VMs on a single physical Nutanix cluster.
Although we faced some initial hickups setting it up because the client does not have physical equipment for application delivery and Nutanix does not provide MetalLB out of the box everything seems to work beautifully as we speak.
Management of the cluster is basically a combination of webbased Nutanix tools and kubectl, and nodes are virtualized and thus will survive hardware outages.
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My current client, since recently, is running several Kubernetes clusters to support DTAP on NKE (Nutanix Kubernetes Engine) on several VMs on a single physical Nutanix cluster.
Although we faced some initial hickups setting it up because the client does not have physical equipment for application delivery and Nutanix does not provide MetalLB out of the box everything seems to work beautifully as we speak.
Management of the cluster is basically a combination of webbased Nutanix tools and kubectl, and nodes are virtualized and thus will survive hardware outages.