Raspberry Pi OS

Kubernetes is a known enterprise-grade orchestration system container designed to be cloud-native from the start. It has matured into the de-facto cloud container manifesto, continuing to develop as it has embraced innovative technologies, such as server-less computing and container-native virtualization.

Since the first Raspberry Pi release, these small board computers (SBCs) only supported booting from SD card or Micro SD card until the Raspberry Pi 2 Model B release. That opened a whole new world of possibilities that you could do with the Raspberry. But, unfortunately, not many people are aware of this feature or even utilizing it.

A Raspberry Pi is majorly used as a web server. To get your Pi to work as a web server, you will connect it to your local network and ensure running the latest Raspbian operating system version.

The username and password for Raspberry Pi OS are fundamental aspects to note. They allow you access to your Raspberry Pi, making it impossible to access your Pi without them. A user uses the username and password every time they want to connect to their Raspberry Pi, whether by physically accessing it or connecting remotely over SSH.