Building Cloud-Native Applications
summary
Claims that cloud-native equals faster shipping and reproducible deployments get concrete here: a PHP app builds into a container image, the CI pipeline pushes it to a container registry, and OpenShift Red Hat’s enterprise Kubernetes distribution deploys it as one replica with health checks, logs and metrics wired to EFK and tracing via Jaeger. Demonstration actually builds, pushes and runs the app, shows rolling/immutable ideas, and surfaces the orchestration, observability and service-mesh tooling that make it work.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Start
- 5:58Tenants of Cloud Native Computing
- 8:48Immutable Infrastructure
- 14:47What Is Cloud Native
- 16:58The Current Cloud Native Landscape
- 19:1712 Factor Apps
- 21:36What Is the Unit of Deployment
- 22:15Elasticity
- 23:24Hybrid Cloud Deployments
- 23:53Unit of Deployment
- 26:59Fallacies of Distributed Computing
- 28:15Containers
- 30:28The Goal of Container Why Do We Use Containers
- 34:55Organizational Primitives
- 41:47Service Meshes
- 43:38Policy Enforcement
- 45:43Observability
- 54:18Demo
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