Folks - regarding
Rancherd - is this still considered a "best practices" method of installing RKE2? The blog has you using
https://get.rancher.io. Looking at the GitHub repo -
https://github.com/rancher/rancherd - there doesn't appear to be a lot of activity and in fact the
get rancher installer doesn't really look simpler than the RKE2 installer at:
https://get.rke2.io ... Further, the
get rke2 installer supports air-gapped installs where the
get rancher installer does not. Finally, the hardcoded v2.5 channel in the
get rancher installer installs kubernetes 1.20 which is fairly old at this point. So it almost seems like the
get rancher installer is like a "beta" that evolved into
get.rke2.io ... Any guidance? Thank you.