It is pretty easy to set up Kubeless. First, we download Kubeless from the release page, create a namespace, and then, through the YAML manifest found on the release page, we create the functions' custom resource definition and launch a controller. If you are setting up Kubeless on your personal laptop, then we have to use minikube to do this. So, let's see how to set up minikube, as we will be using it for our tutorials.
First, let's set up minikube by going to https://github.com/kubernetes/minikube. Once minikube is installed, we should be able to have a single node Kubernetes cluster inside a virtual machine. We should also be able to execute minikube commands through the Command Prompt. Let's create a cluster and then create Kubeless resources within this cluster. Then, we will create a simple Kubeless function and then deploy and invoke it. We will also set up a dashboard for minikube and see how the controller and function are created and deployed, respectively...