Scaling clusters declaratively with Kubernetes and Docker realisation

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Shows how to move from running a single Docker container on one machine to running many containers across a cluster using Kubernetes. Demonstrates declaring desired state to have Kubernetes schedule, assign resources, recover from failures, and scale containers rather than managing them imperatively.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 5:00dedicated machines for each service
3. 6:45remaining challenges
4. 9:34process isolation
5. 10:10static binaries
6. 26:33distributed process scheduler

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