PodCTL #37 - How to Deploy Applications to Kubernetes
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PodCTL #37 - How to Deploy Applications to Kubernetes

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Descripción de PodCTL #37 - How to Deploy Applications to Kubernetes

Overview: Brian and Tyler talk about the many ways to deploy an application onto a Kubernetes cluster, from the perspective of Devs and Ops.



Listener Question (Matthew):

I was interested to know if you guys could talk a little more about the relationship between:


OpenShift templates?

Helm templates?

CoreOS Operators


Show Notes:



PodCTL Basics - How to Containerize an Application

PodCTL #10 - Service Broker all the Things

PodCTL #22 - Highway to Helm

PodCTL #33 - Operator Framework

PodCTL #28 - Roles & Personas

PodCTL #24 - Blurred Lines between Applications and Containers

CNCF 2020 Vision (Alexis Richardson)

Draft vs. GitKube vs ksonnet vs Metaparticle vs. Skaffold

Kubernetes: Where Helm and Related Tools Sit



Topic 1 - Let’s start with the basics. Can you please briefly tell the audience how to deploy an application to Kubernetes?



Topic 2 - Let’s discuss that complexity in the context of this specific question, as I believe it’ll help us frame out the rest of the conversation.



Topic 3 - Why do we have so many different ways to deploy things to Kubernetes, and also from Kubernetes?


Developer Requirements?

Operations Requirements?

On-Platform Requirements?

Off-Platform Requirements


Topic 4 - Let’s talk about where the Developer experience should exist and why that’s likely not one specific place.


Brigade?

Draft?

GitKube?

Ksonnet?

OpenShift ODO?

Skaffold?

Many others...?





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Email: PodCTL at gmail dot com

Twitter: @PodCTL

Web: http://blog.openshift.com, search #PodCTL

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draft brigade helm operator Kubernetes Service Broker skaffold GitKube Ksonnet OpenShift ODO Metaparticle

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