Building Applications to Increase Kubernetes Adoption, and Make Life Easier
summary
Front-end teams build a small web app, Sonobuoy Scanner, that runs the CNCF conformance suite by pasting a generated kubectl command, auto-installs Sonobuoy, runs tests and cleans up, then shows failures with drill-down logs instead of forcing users to hunt through a tarball and a ~2,000-line JUnit XML file. Advice includes starting on minikube for a local single-node cluster, using GKE for the simplest cloud setup, and avoiding surfacing all knobs (kube-apiserver has 109 flags).
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 1:35MY TEAM SQUAD SNOW
- 3:20FOR SYSTEMS ENGINEERS BY SYSTEMS ENGINEERS
- 7:24TRAININGS - SELF-PACED LINUX FOUNDATION KUBERNETES FUNDAMENTALS
- 8:25SET UP A CLUSTER
- 8:40MINIKUBE
- 8:56WEB ENVIRONMENT
- 9:18CLOUD PROVIDER
- 9:55ASK QUESTIONS
- 13:08EDUCATION TOOL
- 13:43LOWERING THE BARRIER TO ENTRY
- 16:45DATA VISUALIZATION
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