Using Kubo to Manage your Kubernetes Clusters [I]
summary
Kubo is an OSS BOSH release that instantiates vanilla Kubernetes clusters with BOSH-managed releases and multi-IAAS support (GCE, vSphere, AWS, OpenStack, Azure). Demo shows a deployed cluster (2 masters, 3 workers), an nginx app staying live while Kubernetes is upgraded from 1.8.0→1.8.2, node deletion and automatic VM healing, and a stemcell (base OS) upgrade rolling VMs. Scaling is supported (attempted 4→10 workers; quota blocked the last node), and credentials and cert rotation are handled by BOSH.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 0:33Introduction
- 1:11What is CFCR?
- 1:38Why not application runtime?
- 3:48Powered by BOSH
- 5:48Demo
- 20:25Vision for Cloud Foundry Container Runtime
- 21:29CFCR 0.10
- 23:58Future
- 24:55Pivotal Container Service (PKS)
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