Run your container image builds in a fast, consistent, and reliable environment on Google Cloud Platform. Build in any… It’s a basically a pipeline of “steps” that you can configure to build a chain that ultimately creates a container image. However, as of this writing (Dec 2017), it’s decidedly very… primitive. I had already dabbled with Container Builder about a year ago, and could not make it d
Generally when you are running your apps on containers like I do (in my case on Kubernetes), you have a bunch of images that run only the absolute minimum executable that’s required on each container. That means when you want to run stuff from cron, you usually don’t have crond running in the background. (Note: When this post was written, Kubernetes Cron Jobs were still not available in GKE. I sti
So in a previous installment (sorry, Japanese only), I realized that in order to use Kubernetes ingress resources (and perform maintainance without downtime, such as updating SSL certificates), I need to bring up multiple generations of ingress resources up, then use DNS to switch over which ingress receives the traffic. slide explaining the structure from previous article.This is relatively strai
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