Tag: kubernetes
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Harnessing Kubernetes – Cloud Foundry Container Runtime
A few weeks ago I attended Cloud Foundry summit Europe 2017 held in Basel, Switzerland. One of the more interesting topics that came up was the “Cloud Foundry Container Runtime,” an effort formerly known as “Kubo.” Kubo, which comes from “Kubernetes on Bosh,” was created jointly by Pivotal and Google in order to provide a simple…
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Learning about CoreOS and Tectonic
With today’s post we are five interviews into the videos I took at Kubecon with three remaining. Today’s interviewee is Rob Szumski, one of the early employees of CoreOS. Rob explains CoreOS, Tectonic and where CoreOS is going from here. Some of the ground Rob covers CoreOS began as an operating system for large scale clusters and…
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Red Hat launches OpenShift v3.1, full of Docker/Kubernetes goodness
Im just getting around to publishing my interviews from KubeCon back in November Today’s interview features Red Hat’s Grant Shipley, director of developer advocacy for “container application platform” OpenShift. Grant talks about the launching of OpenShift v3.1 and what’s ahead. Some of the ground Grant covers: Announcing 3.1, the latest upstream version of Red Hat’s open source project OpenShift…
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Google Kubernete’s new community lead: Sarah Novotny
A couple of weeks ago I attended KubeCon in San Francisco. There were a series of talks as well as a bunch of vendors who were there in mini-booths chatting with folks and showing off what they do. As always, the part I get the most out of at conferences like this is the “hallway track”…
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Learning about VMware’s Photon Controller
Last week I headed out to San Francisco to attend Kubecon and soak in the Kubernetes and devops-ecosystem goodness. As the event landing page explained: KubeCon 2015 is the first inaugural community Kubernetes conference, fully dedicated to education and community engagement focused on early Kubernetes, production users and contributors. As I normally do at events like this I prowled…
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ContainerCon: How Google helps developers with Kubernetes
Last week at Container/LinuxCon I conducted a handful of video interviews. Video number three stars Brian Dorsey from Google. Brian works with developers to get them up to speed with Kubernetes. Here’s what Brian had to say: Some of the ground Brian covers Brian’s focus on cloud-building developers, specifically those working on Kubernetes Key partners such…
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Introducing Kubernetes 1.0 and the Cloud Native Computing foundation
This morning at OSCON a special event was held to announce the launch of Kubernetes 1.0 (Google’s open source container management framework) as well as the introduction of the Cloud Native Computing foundation. One of the key speakers at the event was Craig McLuckie of Google who is a founding member of Kubernetes’ team. Craig has also been working with the Linux…
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Container management and landscape
Back at the end of April I gave an internal presentation laying out a high level overview of the container and container management space. I pulled this together using public info. Needless to say big things have happened since I created it, most notably the announcement of the Open Container Project. That being said it I feel it still…
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Red Hat’s OpenShift PaaS, what its about and where Dell fits in
The next interview in my series from Dell World features Julio Tapia of Red Hat. Julio is a global director for Red Hat’s platform as a service, OpenShift. I got Julio to give me a quick overview of OpenShift, where Dell plays and what they are planning going forward. Some of the ground Julio covers…
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Azure architect talks about Kubernetes and the future of PaaS
Here is the third of four interviews that I conducted last week at the Cloud Standards Customer Council. The theme of the conference was “preparing for the post-IaaS phase of cloud adoption” and there was quite a bit of talk around the role that PaaS would play in that future. The last session of the morning, before…