Deployment and Management in the Age of Cloud Integrated Applications
summary
Deploys a Kubernetes-based Twitter sentiment app that wires pods to a cloud message queue, a managed sentiment API, a managed database and a visualizer, and shows those pieces actually provisioned and torn down. Demos use Terraform workspaces (separate TF state per instance) to create resource groups, Kubernetes Service Catalog bindings to provision Azure services and export connection strings into Kubernetes secrets, Helm to install/delete instances, and CNAB/Porter as a flexible packaging option. Secret handling and per-instance lifecycle management are the core problems demonstrated and resolved end-to-end.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 0:17Agenda
- 1:47Deployment
- 3:27Rethinking the application
- 7:00Cloud Distributed Applications
- 12:07Terraform State/Workspaces
- 13:33Terraform: Impressions
- 19:11Open Service Broker
- 19:54Kubernetes Service Catalog
- 20:49How do these components line up
- 21:55API Diagram
- 24:18SVCAT: Impressions
- 31:32Cloud Native Application Bundles (CNAB)
- 33:02Bundle components
- 33:46CNAB Implementations
- 34:54CNAB: Impressions
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