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Kelsey Hightower explains the declarative model of Kubernetes and demonstrates how system administrators can use it to manage containerized infrastructure.
"We need to change the contract between our infrastructure and the application." In this presentation for PuppetConf 2016, software engineer Kelsey Hightower provides an overview of Kubernetes (k8s) and how systems administrators can use it as "a foundation to build the tools that you need to run your infrastructure." Learn how to quickly install, configure, and manage Kubernetes clusters with Puppet: puppet.com/blog/puppet-kubernetes - Introduction and Kubernetes overview - What is Kubernetes? - How Kubernetes and Puppet work together - Kubernetes' declarative nature and the importance of containers - Dockerfiles, container builds, and the challenges of creating self-contained apps - Automated deployments, resource utilization, and Kubernetes' bin-packing algorithm - Kubernetes pods, replication controllers, and service discovery - How replication controllers manage desired states - Running stateful applications and decoupling storage from machines - Demo: Deploying MySQL and a Ruby on Rails app on Kubernetes - Scaling the application from one replica to ten using Kubernetes - How Kubernetes integrates service discovery and load balancing - Using Kubernetes custom extensions to automate certificate management with Let's Encrypt - Adding nginx to the pod, rolling updates, and ensuring secure HTTPS deployment - Final demonstration of the deployed application with a valid Let's Encrypt certificate #kubernetes #sysadmin #cloudcomputing #infrastructuredevelopmentWhat people say. Highly recommended for Kelsey Hightower's famous Tetris analogy, which perfectly explains the Kubernetes scheduler and resource bin-packing.
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