Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2018-06-27
Description
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a techie in possession of any production code whatsoever must be in want of a container orchestration platform. What’s up for debate, according to noted thought leader Jane Austen, is how many pizzas the team is going to eat.
Let’s explore how to create and operate a Kubernetes cluster in order to answer this crucial question. If you’re into dev or ops or some portmanteau thereof, this is relevant to your interests. We’ll be following an Azure variant based on the open-source k8s training at http://container.training/, as well as trying out AKS (Azure Container Service); there are takeaways no matter which public or private cloud you use.
As our team grows, we’re going to need to scale our k8s cluster, deploying and configuring our pizza delivery app. We’ll deal with the consequences of state (you know, where your customers and money live) and carry out service discovery between our deliciously independent microservices. We’ll level up on k8s (and pizza) together.
Slides: Kubernetes 101
Tweets
Traveling with @bridgetkromhout means having to play TA at her K8s workshop at @devopsams
— Joe Laha (@joelaha) June 27, 2018
“If you have any questions just ask my lovely assistant Joe. “
“As long as those questions are limited to ‘Where’s the bathroom?’” #devopsdays pic.twitter.com/FQzlMKpqHz
Third Workshop at DevOps Days Amsterdam: Kubernetes 101 #devopsdays pic.twitter.com/pIaZdng7XC
— Alain van Hoof (@alainvanhoof) June 27, 2018
So fun having an @ArrestedDevOps listener in my #devopsdays Amsterdam k8s workshop. Great meeting you, @flmmartins! ✨ pic.twitter.com/fNZRfuKcpp
— Bridget Kromhout (@bridgetkromhout) June 27, 2018
3/3 And finally @bridgetkromhout gave us a very fast-paced 101 on #Kubernetes, ending with a reminder to start with CI/CD on containers before doing orchestration. Also, my #DockerCoins mining rig is still crunching 89.4 hashes/second this morning. #devopsdays
— Robin Gilijamse (@RobinGilijamse) June 28, 2018