SIG Cluster Lifecycle (kops)
Talkat KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2019 · on Thursday, 2019-11-21· at 11:50· Room 7AB - San Diego Convention Center, Upper Level·
summary
kops updates focus on concrete engineering: etcd-manager and etcdadm migrate clusters to etcd3, a new control-plane controller securely applies node labels, and kops reaches Kubernetes conformance for 1.15 with 1.16 alphas available. Roadmap includes cluster API for nodes, cluster-addons to decouple CNI/CoreDNS releases, better CI and end-to-end tests, faster rolling upgrades, per-node-group versioning, OpenStack/GCE work and artifact promotion to kubernetes image repos, plus docs/site improvements and a goal of “secure by default.”
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 1:17why kops matters
- 3:50kops release - philosophy
- 4:54kops release delays - reality
- 5:24kops release delays - today
- 10:40kops is kubernetes
- 11:15mixed instance policy support
- 11:48kops everywhere
- 12:56kops controller
- 14:18My 2020 wishlist - justinsb
- 16:02My 2020 wishlist - geojaz Eric Holop
- 17:54My 2020 wishlist - mikesplain
- 21:34My 2020 wishlist - rodrigo
- 22:40My 2020 wishlist - ryan
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