Hybrid Cloud Powered by Kubernetes [I]
summary
Kubernetes runs the same app in Google Cloud and on-prem kiosks to keep a single inventory; demo builds a regional GKE cluster (six nodes across 3 zones) and a non‑HA on‑prem cluster (three nodes), registers hundreds of clusters into a multi-cluster registry, and uses the Kubernetes service catalog plus the Open Service Broker to provision IAM credentials and Pub/Sub, injecting secrets so frontend pods start; the hybrid bookstore demo works end‑to‑end.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:21Why did users choose Kubernetes
- 2:17Kubernetes as only part of infrastructure
- 4:05What do you care about
- 5:57Strategy
- 7:35Externalization
- 8:40Decoupling
- 9:11sto
- 10:07Open Service Broker
- 11:03Hybrid abstractions
- 13:52Kubernetes Engine
- 22:27GCP Service Broker
- 25:02Add GCP Service Broker
- 25:57Create Instances of GCP Service Broker
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