Getting Started With Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes (ECK)

Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes (ECK) is the official Elastic operator on Kubernetes. In this session we will do a quick introduction to ECK and do a demo of getting started with ECK, we will then demo a cluster upgrade, and monitoring improvements that we have recently released with ECK. We'll also share some of the numbers around ECK adoption since we launched it in 2019 (alpha/beta), and made it generally available in 2020. Come learn more about ECK!
🎙️Speaker:
Shubha Anjur Tupil, Elastic's Senior Product Manager
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[@gerardsant3130]

How can you make such video with unreadable commands in the terminal even on highest resolution settings? I can't see what commands are you using. No resource files in the description of the video. If there was only sound instead of the video, I would have the same benefit from this.

[@Justicewarrior795]

whoever asked her to increase the font size is the real mvp. yeah i agree it's so shabby

[@Carlos1979Mad]

At this point she increases the font size of the terminal kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnqtnp-Pd655jq8 So give it a chance, because its worthy and you really missed nothing.

[@roverrati2457]

I found this very helpful to understand the ECK functionality. Highly recommended to anyone who fond documentation bit hard to understand. Thanks.

[@therus000]

What about a self-signed certs? is three any video show how to use it?

[@TimB33]

at ?t=1660 she says she likes to watch the pods getting created and it looks like it's following "kubectl get pods" every 2s? is that "kubectl get pods -w" ? I can't see the tiny text.

[@AndreiDinTheHouse]

Is there a helm chart supported somewhere?