RIK, a Rust Container Orchestrator
summary
A pair of DevOps apprentice engineers explain how they built a minimal Kubernetes-like container orchestrator in Rust called RIK. They walk through core Kubernetes components (Scheduler, Kubelet, etc.), how those components interact to run applications, the implementation choices they made, and the organizational, human, and technical challenges encountered. They also discuss future directions for the project, including replacing the runc container runtime with their own runtime, Kaps.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:12The Rust Container Orchestrator
- 1:36Speakers Introduction
- 2:50Presentation of RIK
- 5:49RIK Architecture
- 10:44Challenges
- 11:46Technical
- 13:31Human Factors
- 14:10Demo
- 18:07Feedback
- 19:20Points for Improvement
- 21:11What Did You Learn with RIK?
- 24:08What Are the Advantages of RIK?
- 25:29Conclusion
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