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I also don't see the node having an ssh server running, what am I missing here?

@numerous-xylophone-5959 if sshd isn't running, then that is likely the default for that distribution you have installed on that system... I normally access nodes remotely via copying (well scp) the k3s yaml file to my local machine and work from there.

@bored-farmer-36655 I have a local cluster running with my config at ~/.kube/config, the goal is to enter the cluster via ssh or something. Sorry, here "access" means "enter"

@numerous-xylophone-5959 can't you just start the sshd service,test then enable? Note I'm on openSUSE/SLE here...

I’m not sure what the node having or not having ssh installed has to do with k3s. If you want ssh on your node, install the ssh package and start the service?

@creamy-pencil-82913 I want to ssh into the node, do I have to install the ssh package during installation?

I mean, I guess so? That’s more of a linux system administration question than a K3s question…

@numerous-xylophone-5959 I'm not sure how it's done on Ubuntu, I expect the same ways,

systemctl start sshd

Hey folks, got the working solution https://github.com/luksa/kubectl-plugins