Noticed this week that Podman Desktop now asks to install the kind binary for Kubernetes support. I think this further solidifies kind as a required-learning tool over microk8s or minikube even though the others will be on most certification exams. Having looked at the internal code in all of them I can say that the coding quality of kind is far better than the others. (It was in the kind code base that I learned about grouping extraneous YAML settings into a single catch-all so that the rendered YAML file would not truncate them.)