Kubernetes: A Pod's Life
As you might have guessed, the title of this blog is a reference to the 1998 Pixar movie A Bug's Life and indeed, there are many parallels between a worker ant and a pod in Kubernetes. In the following, we'll have a closer look at the entire pod lifecycle here from a practitioners point-of-view, including ways how you can influence the start-up and shut-down behavior and good practices around appl
Kubernetes Deep Dive: API Server – Part 2
July 21, 2017 | by Stefan Schimanski and Michael Hausenblas Welcome to the second installment of our Kubernetes API Server deep dive series. Last time we, Stefan and Michael, had a look at what the API Server is, introduced the terminology, and discussed how the request flow works. This time around we’ll focus on a topic we only mentioned in passing: Where and how the state of Kubernetes objects i
Tectonic Enters Maintenance Support - Red Hat Customer Portal
Following the acquisition of CoreOS by Red Hat, support for Tectonic is being moved into Maintenance mode. The definition of this phase (below) is aligned with other Red Hat Products, however, it has been tailored for the Tectonic product. By moving Tectonic to Maintenance mode, we are focusing on converging Tectonic with OpenShift (for OpenShift 4.0). This includes automated, over-the-air updates
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