Below are the prerequisites for each of the 3 types of installations:
I primarily did my testing on an Ubuntu based distribution. If you are using another distribution, just pivot to using the package manager as it relates to your distribution (apk add, dnf install, yum, etc...).
Minimally, we just require docker here.
sudo apt install -y docker.ioHere we will need docker and docker-compose. So let's get that installed:
sudo apt install -y docker.io docker-composeA kubernetes cluster creation is a little more involved and requires several hosts (if you want HA) and not covered here. The expectation in using this installation method is that you already have a cluster that is available to use
If you are interested in this option and do not have a cluster readily available, here is an excellent guide in helping to do so:
https://www.linuxtechi.com/install-kubernetes-k8s-on-ubuntu-20-04/
In kubernetes 1.24, docker shim was removed and you may need to supplement/augment your installation (for 1.24) with this link https://devopstales.github.io/home/migrate-kubernetes-to-dockershim/ or just install 1.23 of Kubernetes
Again, if you have a cluster already - great. If not, the above should get you pointed in the right direction.