Showing posts with label Kubernetes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kubernetes. Show all posts
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The Cloudcast #185 - Masters, Minions and Pods - Kubernetes 101
- Kismatic Website - http://kismatic.io/
- Kismatic on GitHub - https://github.com/kismatic
- Kubernetes on GitHub - https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/kubernetes
- Intro to Kubernetes (tutorial) - https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/an-introduction-to-kubernetes
- Kubernetes homepage (Google) - http://kubernetes.io/
Topic 1 - Let’s talk a little bit about your background and why we asked you to come discuss Kubernetes tonight.
Topic 2 - We’re all familiar with Docker at this point, and generally familiar with the underlying container technologies. So where does Kubernetes fit in? (who runs it? what’s the input to the scheduler? what does it use to track resources at the host level? does it assume all machines are the same?)
Topic 2a - What makes Kubernetes easy to use and hard to use?
Topic 2b - Does it use/assume all the native container management tools, or does Kubernetes do some of that tool?
Topic 3 - Let’s walk through the basic concepts and suggested best practices around things like #apps/container, tagging and pods.
Topic 4 - Since Kubernetes came from Google, every just assumes it deals with scale well. But how does the scaling of that control plane work? Is it a single data-center view, multi-data center or smaller segments within a data-center?
Topic 5 - What Google-specific assumptions are built into Kubernetes that might not be broadly applicable to other companies?
Topic 6 - What are some of the common applications that companies use to get started with Kubernetes?
Friday, February 20, 2015
Saturday, November 8, 2014
The Cloudcast #170 - Reigniting of the Cloud Wars
Topic 1 - We’re now about 90 days from the 2015 Krispy Kreme Challenge, which means two things: (a) we need to start getting our fat asses in shape, and (b) we need to start campaigning with our community to help us do awesome stuff for the kids that benefit from the services of the
baseline; white-space: pre-wrap;">NC Children’s Hospital. The last two years we’ve raised +$11,000 and won the donation contest both time - which is an incredible recognition of the power of this community (good people, supporting good causes). This year’s goal is $8000.
Topic 2 - This last week was Google Cloud Platform announcement day, and a bunch of interesting stuff - Carrier Interconnect & Direct Peering, Enterprise VPN, lower prices (in APAC), Google SDN everywhere, Kubernetes-as-a-Service, more Container stuff
Topic 3 - You were at OpenStack Summit. What was the vibe there? Anything interesting? Didn’t seem like a lot of new announcements, just lots of panels. And of course the OpenStack Foundation took a swipe at AWS dominance - not sure why? Is OpenStack going to lose the modern-app-infrastructure game to Docker?
Topic 4 - Canonical quietly slipped out that they are developing a new container/virtualization technology called LXD (lex-dee).
Topic 5 - You’ll be out at AWS re:Invent, enjoying Vegas while I’m actually working, so what are you looking forward to out there this week? Any predictions on their announcements?
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