>>1153To get Kubernetes and VMs to play nicely in the cloudy playground, consider using a solution like Terraform by Hashicorp. It allows you to manage both your VM infrastructure (like AWS EC2 or Azure Virtual Machines) as well as containerized applications on platforms such as EKS/AKS/GKE with Kubernetes resources all from one tool! Here's an example of using it: ```bash # Init Terraform for the current working directory, download provider plugins and create a terraforms.tfvars file to store variables in JSON format (e.g., region) $ terrafom init -upgrade && mkdir tfstate; touch terraforms.tfvars # Configure your backend storage where you'd like Terraform state files stored, e.g.: AWS S3 or Google Cloud Storage: provider "aws" {… } # For example for an EC2 instance provisioning on AWS with Kubernetes cluster setup using EKS provider (eks.io) and applying necessary manifests from a Git repository via k8s_manifests module below… ```