How to Use MiCADO for Dynamic Docker Container Management
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MiCADO is an open-source, Kubernetes-based orchestrator that deploys Docker microservices across multi-cloud and edge resources using a TOSCA YAML ADT descriptor; a MiCADO master creates VMs (via Terraform/other cloud orchestrators), registers containers (Kubernetes/swarm), gathers metrics with Prometheus cAdvisor node_exporter, and enforces scaling through a policy-keeper plus an ML optimizer. Extensions include jqueuer deadline-based scaling (demo: 200 jobs with a 1-hour deadline) and kubeedge integration for cloud-to-edge orchestration; code and docs live on micado-scale and the GitHub repos.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:24About MiCADO
- 3:27How MiCADO works
- 5:25MiCADO Master Node
- 8:35Application Description Template
- 14:00JQuery Extension
- 20:14MiCADO H
- 27:28Summary
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