VergeIO Principal Engineer David Zarzycki provisions a fresh Kubernetes cluster from inside the Rancher UI, on top of VergeOS, in under three minutes. Recorded on a two-core, four-GB lab node — click to running, end to end. The flow exercises the VergeOS UI extension, the Rancher node driver, and the three upstream Helm charts that wire in from the verge-io Cluster Repository on the way up. No forked Kubernetes, no proprietary CRDs, no second console.
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