Mike's questions

I recently tried setting up an Intel NUC for remote access but it required a display to be connected -- I am using Ubuntu 18.04 (maybe 20.04, I can't check). So I installed the X11 dummy driver according to this: https://help.realvnc.com/hc/en-us/articles/360005081572-Display-issues-when-connecting-to-VNC-Server-running-on-Linux, but the NUC isn't attached to wifi/internet and I can't view via a monitor now to change it. How can I edit the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file or reset the settings?

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I'm wondering if I can use an EKS managed node to be the control plane for a K3s cluster deployed on an edge/IoT device, such as the Intel NUC. My goal is to have a lightweight kubernetes distro to manage containerized applications running on the NUC or theoretically any edge/IoT device, but be able to manage it from the cloud whenever there is internet connectivity.

Could I set up a k3s cluster on the NUC (or an edge/IoT device) and then have that communicate with an AWS EKS control plane via the Kubernetes API server?