Kubernetes in Action: Examples from Google Container Engine
summary
Google Container Engine runs upstream Kubernetes on GCE with hosted masters, weekly binary pushes and optional alpha clusters for unstable features. Default add ons include kube-dns, fluentd and Heapster feeding Stackdriver. A built upstream cluster autoscaler and node pools let clusters scale by pending pods and migrate workloads; demo shows seamless migration while serving 10,000 RPS. L7 Ingress integrates with Google Cloud Load Balancer for cross‑region, millions‑QPS global load balancing and federated ingress across clusters.
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chapters (36)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:28What is Kubernetes
- 1:18Open Source Kubernetes
- 2:03Release Schedule
- 3:59Value to the Community
- 5:27Value to the User
- 7:50Customer Feedback
- 8:18User Interface
- 9:55Container Engine API
- 10:37Kubernetes Master
- 12:58Kubernetes Architecture
- 14:14Monitoring
- 14:48User Monitoring
- 15:51Prometheus Datadog
- 16:35Use Cases
- 18:00Ingress L7 LB
- 18:31Ingress Resource
- 19:12Google Cloud Load Balancing
- 20:20Federated Ingress
- 20:52Autoscaling
- 21:18Why opensource
- 23:01What customers say
- 24:06Node pools
- 26:39User feedback
- 27:14Demo
- 29:09Creating a new node pool
- 30:05Upgrading from the old node pool
- 30:58Running the entire application
- 32:13Cluster autoscaling
- 33:02Alpha clusters
- 34:44Autoscaler
- 35:49Single Pod
- 36:32Forgiveness
- 37:15Machine Configuration
- 37:59Upgrade
- 39:50Custom Images
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