Scaling Open Event Server with Kubernetes
summary
Open Event’s server, Android generator, web generator and scrapers run as Docker containers orchestrated by Kubernetes on Google Container Engine; components include Flask, PostgreSQL, Celery job queue and ElasticSearch planned, with Android builds isolated into job workers. Kubernetes provides self-healing rollbacks, services for load balancing, and autoscaling (example: spawn another web pod when CPU > 50%). The entire ecosystem deploys from configuration files in minutes and the public deployment runs on a three-node GKE cluster.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 10:53Horizontal Scaling
- 11:22Self-Healing
- 12:48Storage Orchestrations
- 13:31Predictable Deployment
- 15:06Pod
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