Kubernetes as an Abstraction Layer for a Connected Home
summary
Shows Kubernetes + the Open Service Broker API and Service Catalog managing an on‑prem Raspberry Pi/Arduino lighting board via a custom LED house broker that exposes rooms as service classes and colors as plans. Uses Google Cloud Platform Service Broker and a broker proxy that tunnels requests over GCP Pub/Sub so a cloud GKE cluster can provision, bind (returns a token), and toggle lights; demo works conceptually but live Twitter‑trigger demo intermittently fails.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 8:59Google Cloud Platform Service Broker
- 10:08Light Broker for Led House
- 12:05Service Catalog integration details
- 16:09Hybrid looks like home automation?
- 23:36Demo
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