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gotochgo 2018 - Kubernetes 101 & Arrested DevOps Live

GOTO Chicago - Kubernetes 101
Chicago, IL
2018-04-24



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:

I'm attending a @docker/@kubernetes w/ @bridgetkromhout teaching and @joelaha TAing this orchestration workshop and my #DockerCoins mining rig is crunching 4.4 hashes/second! W00T! I'm gonna be RICH in NO TIME, watch out #gotochgo! pic.twitter.com/0ctvoqbBga

— Λdrøn (@Adron) April 24, 2018

OH "Oh a little bird has joined us." Actual bird flies in. "How do you feel about YAML little bird?" Actual bird flies out. Nuff said. #gotochgo

— Λdrøn (@Adron) April 24, 2018

Since the US consumes so much and leaves excess containers, and because the tech industry is moving toward container technology too, it's decided that all housing will immediately be switched to container houses only. #soManyTongueInCheekSnark@ConsumerismsInThisOne #gotochgo pic.twitter.com/xDzG6ICawl

— Λdrøn (@Adron) April 24, 2018


GOTO Chicago - Arrested DevOps Live
Chicago, IL
2018-04-25



Tweets:

This awesome #gotochgo panel on distributed systems and will be on @ArrestedDevOps w/ @bridgetkromhout @trevorghess & @mattstratton. pic.twitter.com/W6K6gkx8Z3

— Λdrøn (@Adron) April 25, 2018

Ok, at @gotochgo and about to watch the panel that is going to be made up of @jmhodges @lenadroid @itsajordansystm @aphyr @erikstmartin ...

— Λdrøn (@Adron) April 25, 2018

#gotochgo panel
-> @aphyr "Do as much as possible immutably..."
-> @lenadroid "Learn the dist algorithms and test it out yourself..."
-> @itsajordansystm "Think about what really needs to be stateless vs. stateful..." "...makes things easier to reason about."

— Λdrøn (@Adron) April 25, 2018

#gotochgo panel "How to decide on which writes to accept or ... "
-> @jmhodges "...just because you read it you don't always need to write it..."

— Λdrøn (@Adron) April 25, 2018

#gotochgo panel @bridgetkromhout "when building custom operators one doesn't expect, because the future..."
-> @erikstmartin "...we can build on top of things that exist..." which makes the path more clear...

— Λdrøn (@Adron) April 25, 2018

#gotochgo panel @bridgetkromhout "there's nothing like production..."
-> @aphyr "...some people still insist these things don't happen..." but learning has skyrocketed around many of the systems.

— Λdrøn (@Adron) April 25, 2018

#gotochgo panel
-> Talking about a future idea, 5 years ago... @jmhodges "...many of these things we talked about then have now been built..." but building around and for errors...
-> @lenadroid "...two types of errors, there are algorithmic errors and then there is..."

— Λdrøn (@Adron) April 25, 2018

#gotochgo panel
-> @erikstmartin "...a lot of a proofs and such are the known failure modes..." but production just brings a new realm of unknown unknowns.

— Λdrøn (@Adron) April 25, 2018

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