Real-World Kubernetes For DevOps
summary
Explains how to go from images to running services with concrete recipes: writes a Kubernetes manifest, wires Docker images into Deployments and Services, and builds an automated CD pipeline that performs rolling updates and canary deployments. Shows tools that actually work: uses Envoy and Ambassador for a service mesh, Telepresence to run local code against a cluster, Forge to build and incrementally deploy images, and Fluentd/Elasticsearch plus Zipkin/Jäger for logs and tracing. Demonstrates end-to-end debugging and when stateful workloads need StatefulSets.
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chapters (29)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:02Why are we all here?
- 2:47What is a container?
- 5:16What is Docker?
- 6:21Why Containers?
- 11:24The Office Tower Analogy
- 12:31Why Kubernetes?
- 15:24Kubernetes Architecture
- 16:28The "Big Five" of Kubernetes Concepts
- 17:02A Pod you say?
- 19:10Pods Summary
- 20:14Deployments
- 22:59Services illustrated
- 25:01Service Flavors
- 28:41Services Summary
- 29:47Conlig Map
- 30:57Secret
- 33:24Developers...
- 36:36Structuring an Application
- 37:48Writing Manifests
- 40:05Development Workflows
- 41:44Forge
- 44:30Logging...
- 46:11Services Mesh
- 47:12Simple Log Query Tools
- 48:07Debugging...
- 49:20Debugging The Cool Way
- 52:04Wrapping Up
- 53:03Preso Over! Thank you!
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