First steps with kubernetes
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A brief introduction on Kubernetes's main concepts. Kubernetes is a container orchestrator developed by Google in 2014 and donate for the CNCF in 2015.
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- 10. Pods ● Smallest deployable units. ● Contains 1-N containers inside. ● All containers inside a pod, will be bound its ip address and port.
- 11. Services ● An abstraction of the application running inside the pod. ● Defines the access rules for the pod. ● Assist on the pods communication. ● Service types: Load balancing, Discover services, Publishing Services...
- 12. Volumes ● An abstraction for the persistent storage of containers information. ● Can be used to share information and files between the containers. ● Provides the data for the container's eventual re-creation.
- 13. Replica Sets ● Maintains a steady set of replica Pods running. ● Creates/deletes pods to match a defined criteria. ● It's most usually managed in a upper-level by a Deployment.
- 14. Deployment ● Provides declarative updates for pods and replica sets. ● Creates/deletes replica sets.
- 15. Worker nodes ● AKA minions. ● The grouping of one or several pods, services, replica sets, etc... ● Physical machine, or VM, depending on the cluster. ● Runs a container runtime (Docker, cri-o…) ● Always contains both kubelet and kuby-proxy.
- 16. Kubelet ● Agents that runs in every worker node. ● Makes sure that containers are running healthy inside a pod. ● Controls the lifecycle of a container (from birth to death) ● Network proxy running inside every node ● Supports TCP/UDP for forwarding messages. Kube-proxy
- 17. Some real life use cases ● Reddit: 7 K8S's clusters, 30% of engineers working on K8S's, over 20 deploys a day. ● Tinder: Almost 50,000 running containers, 1,000 nodes, and 15,000 pods. ● AirBnb: Over 250 services deployed on a cluster, with over 1000 engineers working on it. ● Ebay, IBM, Pokemon Go, Spotify...
- 18. Recommended readings ● Official Documentation: https://kubernetes.io/docs/ ● Big picture explanation: https://itnext.io/murder-on-the-kubernetes-express- the-life-and-death-of-a-docker-container-d7aec13f8188 ● Use cases: https://dzone.com/articles/how-big-companies-are-using- kubernetes ● Kubernetes 101: https://medium.com/@diego_pacheco/kubernetes-101- bd07bc95f3e6 ● Case studies: https://kubernetes.io/case- studies/
- 19. Any questions?