[Felminor]

I started with Ansible and k8s and.its.fine.

Not really hard, you get it up and running fast enough (who ever wants to setup a k8s cluster like this has the week to do so).

But honestly: don't!

I switched to rke2. Alternativly try out gardener from sap or anything else between Ansible and managed.

You do not want to take care of bare metal k8s.

And rke2 is still not perfect but it's rancher support will be better and better and more than just you are using it.

But be real: if you don't need air gap, go to a cloud provider.

Ah and btw open nebula also started supporting k8s by deploying rke2!

[kryptn]

I don't think you read the article. It's about deploying resources onto k8s with ansible, not deploying or maintaining k8s.

[Felminor]

Huh? Than that's even worse.

Use argocd or flux