Evolving Dev and Ops with Kubernetes: Enterprise Adoption for Security, Speed, and Ease
summary
Bloomberg's five-person WebOps team adopts Docker, orchestrates with Kubernetes 1.3.5, and wires logging and CI via Fluentd and Jenkins + OpenSCAP to enforce secure, base-image builds. The implementation runs dozens to potentially hundreds of small, per-team clusters, uses an internal secure registry and immutable base images, and automates promotion and security scans; the first web app deployment succeeds in production and developers respond positively, with cluster updates handled by rolling new base images.
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chapters (27)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:50Web Ops team
- 2:55Whats the problem
- 5:08What do we want
- 6:49Problemsolving
- 7:38Improved Deployment Cadence
- 8:00Stateless Applications
- 8:34Technology
- 8:44Technologies
- 10:11Avoiding vendor lockin
- 11:50Docker
- 14:15Jenkins
- 14:44Security
- 16:39Metrics
- 19:11The Six Million Dollar Plan
- 22:12How did we make it look good
- 24:39Its a very understandable setup
- 26:39CICD Pipeline
- 29:26CICD Flow
- 30:50Why CICD Pipeline
- 31:57The Technology
- 32:07Bloomberg Technology Rerelease
- 34:05Tradeoffs
- 36:27Security Pipeline
- 38:32Maintaining Clusters
- 40:22Container Registry
- 41:59Storage
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