Exposing a local Kubernetes cluster with Minikube

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I’m far from being a Kubernetes expert, but I’m dedicated to learning more about it, and for me, the best way to learn is by doing. It’s easy to get a local Kubernetes cluster up and running, there are many tools available to help you with that, and although I’m using Minikube in this post, most of the content here can be applied to other tools. To make you cluster reachable, you need a DNS po...

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