Introduction

Have a look at these links to learn more about Kubernetes and all the topics which come around.

  1. Kubernetes Patterns : The Service Discovery Pattern*

    2. we use the Service Discovery pattern. To understand service discovery, let’s briefly visit the Service Discovery Architecture (SOA).
    https://www.magalix.com/blog/kubernetes-patterns-the-service-discovery-pattern

  1. Pulumi: A Better Way to Kubernetes

    2. Pulumi makes Kubernetes more accessible using familiar languages and your favorite tools. Create managed Kubernetes clusters, manage Kubernetes resources, including CRDs and related CustomResources, import Helm charts and manifests, and mix and match these resources within your Pulumi program.
    https://www.pulumi.com/blog/pulumi-a-better-way-to-kubernetes/

  1. Kubeflow on Baremetal OpenStack

    2. Kubeflow is a machine learning toolkit for Kubernetes. It aims to bring popular tools and libraries under a single umbrella to allow users to:
    https://www.stackhpc.com/kubeflow-baremetal-openstack.html

  1. Longhorn

    2. In the past, ITOps and DevOps have found it hard to add replicated storage to Kubernetes clusters. As a result many non-cloud-hosted Kubernetes clusters don’t support persistent storage. External storage arrays are non-portable and can be extremely expensive.
    https://longhorn.io/

  1. What is Rancher? The KaaS Landscape, Part 1 | Mirantis

    2. The first in a series of articles describing the various players in the Kubernetes as a Service (KaaS) area, discussing the pros and cons of Rancher, one of the first such tools on the market. | Mirantis
    https://www.mirantis.com/blog/what-is-rancher-the-kaas-landscape-part-1/


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