Kompose: The Docker-Compose of Kubernetes
summary
Kompose is a CLI that converts Docker Compose files into Kubernetes primitives and can deploy them straight to a cluster; it reads Compose v1/v2 and Docker bundle input and outputs YAML/JSON, OpenShift objects or a Helm chart. The demo converts a guestbook, voting and Redis setups, generates Deployments, Services, PVCs, and even a Helm chart; most conversions produce running pods and services but live OpenShift demos show intermittent failures when provisioning PVs. The project lives in the Kubernetes incubator as Kompose: docker-compose→Kubernetes.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:10What is Kompose
- 2:12Why Kompose
- 4:58Kompose History
- 6:45Architecture
- 8:55Issues
- 10:48Headless services
- 11:34Demo
- 11:58Demo application
- 14:18Check the application
- 15:25Convert the bundle file
- 24:35Openshift Demo
- 29:57Questions
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