Best practices for orchestrating the Cloud with Kubernetes - Google I/O 2016

In the last decade, user demand for always-on applications have grown exponentially. Many developers choose application patterns to meet this need, but what about the infrastructure needed to support these ever growing demands? In this talk, we introduce you to the next level of automation using hands-on examples of industry standard tooling like Docker, a container format, and Kubernetes, a distributed automation platform. We cover the basics of modern day applications and how design patterns like microservices drive the need for more robust infrastructure. Then we cover packaging and distributing apps using Docker. Finally, we up our game to running applications on Kubernetes. By the end of this talk you'll have the knowledge needed to excel at scale.

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[renand.]

Best talk I've watched so far on how to get started with Kubernetes. I'm a beginner myself and this talk has given me a clear picture of how powerful it is. Thanks, Carter!

[nabutovsky]

This video was helpful only because of the fact that I've used Kubernetes in the past. Definitely more of an overview rather than a "best practices" video. At any rate, I thank you for sharing this with the world :)

[GaryH]

Thanks for this. Got Kubernetes set up on AWS tonight with kops. So far so good!

[Sougandhpavithran]

Thank you! That was wonderful presentation

[rosew]

using coreos and kube seems to be the best fit

[IvanZipfer]

Amazing demo! The whole stuff is good except of nano of course :)))) Thanks a lot

[khoi]

Incredible talk, learning so much as a beginner in cloud computing.

[christopheryeung]

I am following the video and got an error when I try to `docker run`
`standard_init_linux.go:187: exec user process caused "exec format error"`

[tomjerryplayks]

it is more like a basic operation demonstration other than "best practice".

[Calphool]

I wish people would stop misusing the words "best practices". "Best practices" are for when things have settled down to the commoditization stage. K8s and all these emergent orchestrators, containers, and so on are *not* commoditized yet. Say "good practices" or "emerging practices", not "best practices."

[hirnpatel]

Nice talk, thanks! I am building a current project on k8s, and I feel the fist bump (mostly) :-)

[Technologynorth]

Great talk - sorry I couldn't get in to see this one live at IO16. Will definitely check out the Udacity course.

[lucas.n]

very beautiful... but then we have DATA & STATE.

THAT makes it much harder to do this sort of gradual rollout & rollback. d:-(