Day 2 Operations with Windows Containers

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Kubernetes on Windows requires concrete steps: Windows nodes auto-label by OS and will auto-add version in 1.17, use runtime-class Windows2019 to steer workloads, taint Windows nodes by default. Container guidance: Server Core needs ~200 MB base, reserve ~2 GB on the host, CPU can be shares or percent (capability work pending). For ops, use log-monitor to stream Event Logs to stdout, deploy fluent‑bit (Windows beta 1.1) and WMI exporter for Prometheus, and expect Cluster API and Velero Windows support work in progress.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 0:38Agenda
3. 1:45Node Selector
4. 5:04Resource Consumption
5. 8:40Open Policy Agent
6. 10:57Patching Windows Containers
7. 13:43Upgrades
8. 15:19Cluster API
9. 15:56Servicing Channels
10. 16:30Feedback
11. 17:23Questions
12. 19:33Anatomy of a Container
13. 24:29Update Containers
14. 25:34Backwards Compatibility
15. 26:25Log Monitor
16. 27:38Demo
17. 35:53Wrapup

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