Keynote: The Kubernetes Application Registry: Easily Deploying Complex Applications with CoreOS Quay
summary
CoreOS Quay now stores complete Helm charts and exposes an experimental registry API so charts plus image and config can be discovered and managed as a Kubernetes Application Registry it provides a Helm plugin to push and pull charts, supports customizable release channels (alpha/beta/stable), and integrates with Tectonic which has preview Azure and OpenStack support and is free up to 10 nodes The demo pushes a “my cookie shop” chart to Quay, deploys it as truculent-crab, and performs a rolling upgrade successfully, showing the end-to-end workflow
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 1:20Helm Chart Overview
- 1:54Helm Chart Install
- 2:17Helm Registry Overview
- 5:04Helm + App Registry
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