"Kube" your Enthusiasm: Bringing Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes...
summary
Project Eirini makes the claim that the classic CF push to Kubernetes developer experience works end to end now, with CATs passing and a beta release. It stages droplets via a Kubernetes one‑off job, bit service builds a Docker image from the droplet and CF LinuxFS, Kubernetes runs StatefulSets and handles replicas, scaling and restarts, logs stream via fluentd, routes are stored in StatefulSet annotations, metrics come from Heapster, and a single Helm chart demo shows push-to-deploy in one command.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to Eirini
- 1:05The vision and motivation
- 9:11Staging and running apps
- 13:38Handling droplets and images
- 17:47Logging implementation
- 18:44Routes, crashes, and metrics
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