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Anthos Powers Enterprise Container Platforms
We’ve packaged over a decade’s worth of experience launching several billion containers per week into Google Cloud so that developers and businesses of any size can easily tap into the latest in container innovation. Built on the learnings from our internal cluster management system Borg, we open sourced and made it easier and more flexible to orchestrate containers with Kubernetes. We streamlined
Precious cargo: Securing containers with Kubernetes Engine 1.8 | Google Cloud Blog
Precious cargo: Securing containers with Kubernetes Engine 1.8 Editor's Note: As of the 1.7 release, the Kubernetes UI no longer has admin access enabled by default. If you are not running on Kubernetes Engine, I recommend you read this article on Access Control for the Dashboard. If you are, we still recommend disabling it. With the speed of development in Kubernetes, there are often new features
Using Microservices and Kubernetes Pods to hide Google Pub/Sub
Our event driven system runs on Google Cloud and the heart that makes it possible for us to pass all these events around is Pub/Sub, Google’s messaging service. In many ways this has been a great experience, but some things annoyed us. One of them was the fact that it’s a bit cumbersome to use, the SDK (in our case the Java one) is not all that intuitive, it’s in Beta (Alpha when we started using
Deploy code faster: with CI/CD and Kubernetes | Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) | Google Cloud
Send feedback Stay organized with collections Save and categorize content based on your preferences. SCENE 1: The Kubernetes logo is surrounded by leaping fish and a Greek key border. NARRATOR: Smooth Sailing with Kubernetes. An online comic to learn about Kubernetes and how you can use it for continuous integration and delivery. SCENE 2: Jason on a beach, dressed in ancient greek armor. Sword in
Deploying Memcached on Kubernetes Engine: tutorial | Google Cloud Blog
Memcached is one of the most popular open source, multi-purpose caching systems. It usually serves as a temporary store for frequently used data to speed up web applications and lighten database loads. We recently published a tutorial to learn how to deploy a cluster of distributed Memcached servers on Kubernetes Engine using Kubernetes and Helm. Memcached has two main design goals: Simplicity: Me
Understanding kubernetes networking: pods
This post is going to attempt to demystify the several layers of networking operating in a kubernetes cluster. Kubernetes is a powerful platform embodying many intelligent design choices, but discussing the way things interact can get confusing: pod networks, service networks, cluster IPs, container ports, host ports, node ports… I’ve seen a few eyes glaze over. We mostly talk about these things a
Kubernetes and GCloud bash prompts
It's no secret we are Kubernetes and GCloud fans at Cloud 66. We use Kubernetes for our own production environment and GCloud / GKE, Google Cloud's Kubernetes as a Service for many uses, including as a "playground" cluster for our developers and CI/CD destination for Cloud 66 Skycap. While both Kubernetes and GCloud provide fine grained access control rights based on roles or G Suite groups, it is
Kubernetes: from load balancer to pod
At work we use Kubernetes. Last Friday I was talking to a colleague and we were wondering how load balancers, services and pods worked all together. Actually, everything is pretty well explained in the Services, Load Balancing, and Networking section from the Kubernetes concepts. However, you probably need a couple of reads to make sense of everything so I really needed to see it for myself and pl
Profiling Kubernetes init time: Google Cloud Performance Atlas | Google Cloud Blog
Profiling Kubernetes init time: Google Cloud Performance Atlas Kubernetes offers an excellent set of features for container orchestration and deployment, which lends itself to creating extremely fast boot times for new instances. That being said, this fast boot time can often be lost in production if your containers do a lot of work during the initialization phase. To achieve container boot-time h
Securing Kubernetes Cluster Networking
Securing Kubernetes Cluster Networking The Unoffical Guide to Kubernetes Network Policies Ahmet Alp Balkan published on 08 August 2017 Network Policies is a new Kubernetes feature to configure how groups of pods are allowed to communicate with each other and other network endpoints. In other words, it creates firewalls between pods running on a Kubernetes cluster. This guide is meant to explain th
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