Keynote: Kubernetes
summary
Kubernetes is framed as an API server plus objects that form a contract: service discovery can be implemented by reading the Endpoints API rather than relying on DNS and kube-proxy, and a small client-side load balancer of ~300 lines on GitHub proves this. Live demos create nginx pods (image nginx:1.11), show logs reporting “no endpoints available,” then deploy pods to satisfy endpoints. Claim: container runtimes fade in importance and future apps can be cluster-aware, skipping Docker images and YAML to run directly on the cluster.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 1:00enter the kubernetes community
- 1:32understanding the kubernetes
- 4:10remove some of the training wheels
- 5:02run kubernetes
- 5:22set up a few replicas
- 5:39create this particular workload in kubernetes
- 8:00starting to enter this other dimension of kubernetes
- 10:25pull the whole thing in as your base layer
- 12:36build your application
- 13:03running inside of kubernetes
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