Setup Cilium as CNI for K3S cluster
If you have ever spun up a K3s cluster, you know how easy it is to get going. Out of the box, K3s uses Flannel for its Container Network Interface (CNI). It is lightweight, works immediately, and is great for local development or basic setups. But once you start pushing K3s into production edge environments—like retail shops, factory floors, or remote gateway devices—you quickly run into a different set of challenges. Edge nodes are usually resource-constrained, exposed to unstable networks, physically vulnerable, and geographically scattered. ...