Ok, so I have all these Containers, what now?
summary
Shows how Kubernetes plus Docker actually runs real apps: uses kubectl, replication controllers, pods, services and volumes to deploy MySQL, memcached and a PHP frontend, backed by images pushed to a container registry and built with Bazel. Demonstrates a live rolling update that replaces old pods with new ones without downtime, discusses Google-scale examples like 10,000 replicas and a 50 MB binary ramped up over ~2m40s, and notes Google Container Engine and the Open Container Initiative support.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 9:15Old Way: Shared Machines
- 10:45Old Way: Virtual Machines
- 11:40New Way Containers
- 12:38Image Layers
- 13:17Mounting Host Directories
- 15:06Why containers?
- 24:30Pods
- 28:46Developer View Replication Controller
- 29:03Replication Controllers
- 30:24Services
- 31:04Canary Example
- 32:38Outside the Cluster
- 32:53Adapt to run in the Cluster
- 33:10Cluster Native
- 40:48Open Container Initiative
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