Lightning Talk: Kubo: A Tale of Three Products
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Kubo is a Bosh-powered release that runs Kubernetes alongside Cloud Foundry so both platforms deploy from Bosh and share networking and routing; a closed-source variant is sold as pivotal container service (PKS). The system wires Kubernetes services through the Cloud Foundry TCP router so clusters and apps interconnect; example: Cockroach TB lacks a good Bosh release but runs on Kubernetes and talks to Cloud Foundry apps. Kubo positions itself as a container runtime complement, not a replacement.
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