PodCTL - Enterprise Kubernetes

PodCTL - Enterprise Kubernetes

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  • Who has a Kubernetes problem?

    Show Description: Brian and Tyler discuss some of the use-cases that businesses have for using Kubernetes. They review several public examples of Kubernetes uses, both in web scale and Enterprise environments.
     
    Show Notes:

    • GitHub Goes All-In on Kubernetes (via TheNewStack)
    • KubeCon / CloudNativeCon CFP is Due August 21st

    Segment 1 - Thank you for the great response to the initial show. Response has been very positive and we’ve already had like 8-10 people ask to be guests on the show. The challenge is to figure out what to do on show #2 or #3 since there is so much happening. So we’ve decided that for a while, we’re going to make sure that we cover all the fundamentals of containers and Kubernetes.

    Segment 2
    - News of the Week

    • GitHub announces details of how they use Kubernetes 
    • AWS does not announce a Kubernetes services at AWS Summit in NYC 
    • KubeCon CFP is due by August 21st

    Segment 3 - How are companies using Kubernetes?

    • daemonSets (instance on each node), replicaSets (specific # is always running), jobs (run to completion), statefulSets (stateful apps) vs persistent Volumes (stateful storage) 
    • Kubernetes Job Openings 
    • Customer sessions at Red Hat Summit 
    • OpenShift Commons Gathering (videos)  
    • Kubernetes Case-Studies 

    Segment 4 - How to Learn More

    • Free Kubernetes Training from CNCF  
    • Kubernetes by Example (Michael Hausenblas) 
    • How does the Kubernetes scheduler work? (Julia Evans) 
    • Kubernetes the Hard Way (Kelsey Hightower)

     Segment 5 - Question(s) of the Week 

    • Q1: What’s the right way to install Kubernetes? There seem like too many options. 
    • A1: Kubernetes: A Little Guide to Install Options 

    Feedback?

    • Email: PodCTL at gmail dot com
    • Twitter: @PodCTL 
    • Web: http://PodCTL.com
    29 min
  • 3.6 Ways to Love Kubernetes

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    Show Overview: Brian Gracely (@bgracely) and Tyler Britten (@vmtyler) introduce the PodCTL podcast, discuss the latest news in the Kubernetes community, highlight the OpenShift 3.6 launch, and answers some frequently asked questions about Linux containers.
     
     Show Links:

    • [announcement] OpenShift 3.6 GA
    • [blog] OpenShift 3.6 - PCI Product Applicability
    • [blog] OpenShift 3.6 - Improved Developer Experience
    • [blog] OpenShift 3.6 - Enhanced User/Operator Experience
    • [blog] OpenShift 3.6 - What’s New in Cluster Management
    • [blog] OpenShift 3.6 - Service Catalog & Brokers (Tech Preview)
    • [deadlines] CNCF Call for Papers due August 21st
    • [trends and data] 2017 - Bitnami Container Trends
    • [news announcement] Packet provides On-Demand Lab Resources
    • [news announcement] AWS Joins the CNCF
    • Bitnami creates non-root containers for OpenShift

    Show Notes

    • Topic 1: An Introduction to the new podcast and our hosts.
    • Topic 2: News and Updates from the Kubernetes and CNCF Communities
    • Topic 3: What's new in OpenShift 3.6 with this week's launch?
    • Topic 4: How can people learn more about OpenShift, or get hands-on experience?- Self-Paced Online Learning: 

    Learning Links:

    • Free Self-Pace Online Learning - learn.openshift.com
    • Free Cloud Tier: OpenShift Online
    • Locally on your laptop: MiniShift Topic 5: The hosts answer some frequently asked questions about Containers, Kubernetes and OpenShift - Question 1: Can you run a 3rd-party Container Registry with OpenShift? - Question 2: How should you run your containers (privileged, non-privileged)?

    Feedback?

    • Email: podctl at gmail dot com
    • Twitter: @PodCTL
    • Homepage: PodCTL.com 
    29 min

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Red Hat Kubernetes weekly technology podcast hosted by Brian Gracely (@bgracely) along with friends from the Kubernetes community. Focused on Containers | Kubernetes | Red Hat OpenShift | Cloud Native…