The Illustrated Children's Guide to Kubernetes

[@travisross4387]

I'm pretty sure this is going to be my go-to for upper management explanations!

[@Allbbrz]

Great... but I can't shake off the feeling that Captain Kube looks more like a pirate than a good guy.

[@verb0ze]

Such a random find! This is the best explanation of K8s I've heard yet! thanks for sharing!

[@SergioArroyoSailing]

I'm just curious who the original creator is . Now it's on Microsoft's site

[@enioladeborah1402]

🎉love this. Thanks much

[@baronnemouton]

I think it needs to be simpler, here's a chat gpt version... Once upon a time in a magical kingdom called Cloudville, there lived two best friends, Kube and Nettie. Kube was a little container, just like a colorful lunchbox, and Nettie was a friendly octopus with lots of arms. One sunny day, Kube and Nettie decided to have a picnic in the park. They packed their favorite toys and snacks in Kube's lunchbox. Kube said, "Nettie, do you know what makes our picnic so special?" Nettie blinked her big, curious eyes and asked, "What is it, Kube?" Kube smiled and said, "Well, Nettie, imagine if we wanted to have a picnic with all our friends, like Teddy the Teddy Bear and Fluffy the Bunny. We would need a way to carry all their toys and snacks, right?" Nettie nodded, "Yes, Kube. It would be hard to carry everything by ourselves." Kube explained, "That's where Kubernetes comes in! It's like a magical cloud stroller that helps us carry all our picnic stuff and even makes sure our friends have their toys and snacks too." Nettie giggled, "A cloud stroller? That sounds fun!" Kube continued, "Exactly! When we use Kubernetes, it helps us make sure everyone gets their fair share of cookies and juice boxes. It's like a friendly octopus with many arms, just like you, Nettie!" Nettie blushed with delight, "I'm like Kubernetes?" Kube nodded, "Yes, Nettie! You help us manage everything and make sure everyone is happy during our picnic, just like Kubernetes helps us manage all the things in the cloud." So, Kube, Nettie, Teddy, and Fluffy had the best picnic ever in Cloudville, thanks to their magical cloud stroller, Kubernetes. They shared snacks, played games, and laughed all day long, knowing that Kubernetes was there to help them. And they lived happily ever after, picnicking and playing in the cloud with their friend, Kubernetes, making sure every picnic was a delightful adventure for everyone in Cloudville. The end! 🌟🌈

[@LarryCampbell-c5q]

now do one on SSO please!

[@sethatkins3731]

This is a informative but also hilarious.

[@SteveOllis]

Any else noticed there's 5 octets in the Service IP Address?

[@KevinWintersVA]

That wasn't an octet. It was separated by a colon so it represented the port number. In this case 80 which corresponded to HTTP.

[@SteveOllis]

@@KevinWintersVA Apologies if i miscalled this.. couldn't see it as a colon.

[@prosci2579]

@@KevinWintersVA No Stephen is right. The IP is 192.158.0.0.1 with a port of 80. So there are two zeros in the IP, i.e. 5 octets vs. normally somehing like 192.168.0.1

[@-long-]

@@KevinWintersVA Check at 6:12. It's 5 octets. @Stephen Ollis: It's just a typo, nice catch.

[@TeDynef]

Obviously Phippy speaks IPv5

[@kamilmonticolo]

In 6:04 IP address consist of five octects :D