High Availability Kubernetes on Bare Metal [A] - Muhammad Kamran Azeem & Henrik Høegh, Praqma

High Availability Kubernetes on Bare Metal [A] - Muhammad Kamran Azeem & Henrik Høegh, Praqma
To run mission critical applications on your own datacenter you need high availability on every part of the system. In a kubernetes cluster, this includes your controllers, etcd, and even the load balancers. This talk will describe about setting up high availability mechanisms for Kubernetes Controllers and load balancing nodes. It will also cover creating highly available etcd, worker nodes, and other components necessary in a functioning cluster based on a real world project.
About Muhammad Kamran Azeem
Muhammad Kamran Azeem is a senior consultant for infrastructure and security at Praqma’s Oslo office, where has has been working for past two years. He brings with him about 20 years of experience covering programming, database administration, networks, information security and training. He is author of the book “Linux Pocket Reference for System Administrators”, and various CBTs on adapting and using Linux operating system. Before Praqma he was managing some of the largest supercomputers in the world at Saudi Aramco in Saudi Arabia. Kamran is currently working on a book project entitled “High Availability Kubernetes: a Sysadmins Guide”.
About Henrik Høegh
Senior consultant with more than 15 years experience within operations, DevOps, and Continuous Delivery on Kubernetes, Docker, Linux, Atlassian, Jenkins. As a DevOps consultant Henrik regularly works with build servers, Container technologies, version control, and agile task management systems but also spend a great deal of time working with general organizational, architectural, and process related challenges for customers.
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