Simple Application Management on Kubernetes with Operators

Operators are a new cloud-native paradigm for managing applications and off the shelf software in Kubernetes clusters. This video provides an introduction to the core operator concepts and how you can apply them to simplify your software management.
Resource link:
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[@2XXEquiz]

by the way, great videos so far I am loving what kubernettes can do for systems engineers relieving us from having to maintain software changes and service disruptions that are at the application layers and can be fixed by the developers themselves.

[@JitenPalaparthi]

Awesomely explained

[@madzieniza5812]

thanks for this. :)

[@victornoagbodji]

😮 omg i just realized you are probably drawing backwards so it looks right on screen for us 🤔😱

[@gershonpapiashvili2041]

or he is writing normally, and the image is mirrored :)

[@ravilobo7977]

...and, did you notice how surprisingly large number of these presenters are left-handers! :-)

[@JavaHomeCloud]

What’s the technology used for writing??

[@2XXEquiz]

Ok, if it wasn't hard enough to understand how kubernettes is stealing jobs for American people (here you go Trump, something for your campaign) but I was looking for a word in the English dictionary for Canary as spelled in the cc's not realizing you actually said "test or try" IN CANARI before moving to production. Coming from an old job doing this manually for the developers team, would these areas be the same as testing, staging, user acceptance and production as determined by SDLC-oriented processes?