Kubernetes the easy way
summary
Zoover migrates development and production to GKE (Google Container Engine) and runs a three‑service Node.js app on a managed Kubernetes cluster with internal DNS, rolling updates and pod autoscaling. CI creates a feature branch per-environment on every commit so ephemeral test stacks spin up automatically. Cluster masters are managed by Google while worker VMs are billed to the account. Project goes from zero infra to live in two months from zero to production with autoscaling nodes and pods and no major outages.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (19)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:34Kubernetes the hard way
- 1:14About me
- 2:20Role of Ops
- 4:37Container Orchestration
- 5:22Kubernetes
- 6:34Architecture
- 9:02Why container orchestration
- 12:12Case study Uber
- 14:29Case study Kubernetes
- 15:33Google Container Engine
- 17:01Pod and Service
- 18:29Continuous Delivery
- 20:13Service Discovery
- 22:38Resource Optimization
- 24:26Deployments
- 25:41Environment Isolation
- 27:13Honorable Mentions
- 29:06Zuber Project
related talks
34mKubernetes from Dev to Prod at GoEuro
40mKubernetes - Easy Peasy
35mKubernetes journey
35mThe Oregon Trail to Kubernetes [I]
45mLearning How to Pronounce Kubernetes to Production in 3 Months!
20mKubernetes and GKE for Beginners
02h 18mDevelop and Deploy to Kubernetes like a Googler
39mHow Google Cloud Hosts and Manages Kubernetes at Scale