Kubernetes On GitLab And Medium

$15 Production Kubernetes Cluster on DigitalOcean

Four sweets or production Kubernetes for a month Introduction As you might already know, I'm into containers, static configuration and self-service infrastructures. Naturally, I love Kubernetes, which I consider the most promising cluster scheduler around. In fact, the biggest reason to use containers is that they make it possible for

Thinking Out Loud: The Future of Kubernetes - Scott's Weblog - The weblog of an IT pro specializing in virtualization, networking, open source, and cloud computing

I've just wrapped up KubeCon/CloudNativeCon 2016 in Seattle, WA. There's no doubt the Kubernetes community is active and engaged, and the project itself is charging forward. As both the community and the project grow, though, what does that mean for the future of Kubernetes? Here are my thoughts, hopefully presented in a somewhat logical fashion.

Modeling complex applications in Kubernetes with AppController

When you're first looking at But what happens when you have an application that does include dependencies. For example, what happens if the database must Kubernetes applications, it's common to see a simple scenario that may include several pieces - but not explicit dependencies. always be configured before the web servers, and so on?

GitLab 8.16 Released with auto deploy on Google Container Engine and Prometheus monitoring as part of GitLab

We're on a mission to make sure everyone can contribute. That means making the tools in GitLab easy to use, easy to set up and easy to maintain. Along the way some of the major steps were the introduction of zero-setup continuous integration (CI), and auto deploy on Kubernetes in GitLab 8.15 last month.

In 13 minutes from Kubernetes to a complete application development tool

When we raised our B-round this September we revealed our Master Plan: the ambition to help the world go faster from idea to production with GitLab. We showed a faked demo montage of how that would work. We promised to release this before the end of the year.

Polyglot CD pipelines - fabric8 io

Previous fabric8 Continuous Delivery blogs and demos have focussed on our iPaaS Java examples, this will show how we are able to use Jenkins Pipeline, Kubernetes and the fabric8 console to easily...

Running a Secure Registry on Kubernetes - Container Solutions

Once your shiny new Kubernetes cluster is up-and-running, one of the first things you'll want to add is a local registry for storing private images. This is typically achieved using the official Kubernetes registry addon. Unfortunately, the official addon has a few shortcomings, especially with regards to security.