
Multi-Cluster and Federation v2
SHOW OVERVIEW: Brian talks with Paul Morie (@cheddarmint, Sr. Principal Software Engineer @RedHat, Reviewer\/Approver of Federation v2) about the evolution of multi-cluster and Federation v2 in Kubernetes.
SHOW NOTES:<\/p>Try OpenShift 4 - http:\/\/try.openshift.com<\/a>Kubernetes Federation v2 - https:\/\/github.com\/kubernetes-sigs\/federation-v2<\/a>Kubernetes Federation v2 on OperatorHub - https:\/\/operatorhub.io\/operator\/alpha\/federation.v0.0.6<\/a>Kubernetes Federation v2 on OpenShift 3.11 - https:\/\/blog.openshift.com\/kubernetes-federation-v2-on-openshift-3-11\/<\/a>
SHOW TOPICS:
Topic 1 - Let\u2019s start with some basics. The differences between \u201cFederation\u201d and \u201cMulti-Cluster\u201d?<\/p>
Topic 2 - What are the basic functionality that needs to be in place to federate more than 1 cluster together (authentication, registry, cluster registry, network routing, etc.)<\/p>
Topic 3 - What are some of the mechanisms that help determine which cluster a container should run?<\/p>
Topic 4 - Is the current design intended to handle applications that span clusters, or is the expectation that apps live in a single cluster? What about deploying the same app to multiple clusters?<\/p>
Topic 5 - For more advanced capabilities, such as intelligence to know where to dynamically place an application, would that be something that\u2019s within Kubernetes, or any external service?<\/p>
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SHOW: 65
Try OpenShift 4 - http://try.openshift.comKubernetes Federation v2 - https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/federation-v2Kubernetes Federation v2 on OperatorHub - https://operatorhub.io/operator/alpha/federation.v0.0.6Kubernetes Federation v2 on OpenShift 3.11 - https://blog.openshift.com/kubernetes-federation-v2-on-openshift-3-11/
SHOW OVERVIEW: Brian talks with Paul Morie (@cheddarmint, Sr. Principal Software Engineer @RedHat, Reviewer/Approver of Federation v2) about the evolution of multi-cluster and Federation v2 in Kubernetes.
SHOW NOTES:SHOW TOPICS:
Topic 1 - Let’s start with some basics. The differences between “Federation” and “Multi-Cluster”?Topic 2 - What are the basic functionality that needs to be in place to federate more than 1 cluster together (authentication, registry, cluster registry, network routing, etc.)
Topic 3 - What are some of the mechanisms that help determine which cluster a container should run?
Topic 4 - Is the current design intended to handle applications that span clusters, or is the expectation that apps live in a single cluster? What about deploying the same app to multiple clusters?
Topic 5 - For more advanced capabilities, such as intelligence to know where to dynamically place an application, would that be something that’s within Kubernetes, or any external service?
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