What is Kubernetes?

Let's go back to the basics with containers and Kubernetes. Scheduling, self-healing, auto-scaling, load balancing and more are covered.
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00:00 Intro to containers
01:28 Container microservices example
02:13 Kubernetes scheduling
03:23 Self-healing and auto-scaling
05:00 Networking and services
06:38 Open-source
07:15 Kubernetes in AWS
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[@bsummer]

got it , thanks for the control loops!

[@LVusaAPI]

Thanks 👍🙏

[@CloudNativeJanitor]

Another great short, I have been looking at videos/sessions targeted toward non-technical people for a colleague. and to my surprise, there are not many. It would be nice to target the non-tech business leaders

[@donovans7590]

In my opinion, the big mistake is to represent the layer of the container engine between OS and containers, it must be beside or in the same level than containers. This kind of diagram is for Virtual Machines not for containers. Otherwise, good introduction about Kubernetes.

[@svennam92]

Thanks Donovan! That’s intentional, see “OS-level virtualization” - the purpose is to avoid the common misconception that containers run inside a container engine. Containers are just a Linux process!

[@googlegoodies]

@@svennam92I never thought of that thanks buddy

[@cook5436]

Monoliths are back, this video is old