Extending Kubernetes: Our Journey & Roadmap
summary
Overview of concrete extension work and timelines: storage gets CSI alpha in 1.9 while flex volumes stay supported; device plugins are alpha (1.8); cloud provider becomes a separate binary (alpha ~1.10); secrets gain encryption at rest in 1.9 with KMS integration planned; admission webhooks are beta in 1.9 with mutating and validating hooks and dynamic config; aggregated API servers remain for high‑volume or custom storage backends; CRDs progress to GA in 2018 to enable the operator pattern — CRDs to GA in 2018.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:20Who cares about extensibility
- 2:01What is Kubernetes
- 2:21Kubernetes is open source
- 2:55Automating Kubernetes
- 4:21Defining Kubernetes
- 6:17Infrastructure extensibility
- 8:22Cloud Container Managers
- 10:07Scheduler Extender
- 11:02Encryption at Rest
- 12:01API level integration extensions
- 12:46What to expect in 2018
- 14:05Aggregated API Server
- 17:03Admission Stack
- 18:10Webhooks
- 19:25Moving flags into config files
- 21:14Combining extension mechanisms
- 22:34Future aspirations
- 24:42Commitment to extensibility
- 26:35Questions
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