Kubernetes 101
summary
Containers go into production at DramaFever in October 2013 and Docker adoption accelerates; Kubernetes emerges as the de facto orchestrator with a control plane API, etcd as the key‑value store, pods and replica sets for scaling, and multicluster options. Practical artifacts exist: open source Kubernetes training on GitHub with Azure and AWS instructions, Kubernetes the Hard Way and an Azure fork for hands‑on bootstrapping, and projects like Virtual Kubelet (plugs data centers into clusters) plus Helm and Brigade for managing YAML and automation.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:06Kubernetes overview
- 7:10Container orchestration landscape
- 14:37Kubernetes workshops
- 15:10democratizing Kubernetes
- 15:23Kubernetes training
- 15:52Kubernetes 101
- 16:14Open Source Workshop
- 16:30Code Cuddle
- 16:54Registry
- 17:19Yoda
- 17:59Helm Brigade
- 18:30Virtual Kubernetes
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