State of State in Containers - PHL Kubernetes
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The document is a presentation about state of state in containers. It discusses: - Motivation for using containers like packaging, performance and efficiency benefits over virtual machines. - An introduction to Kubernetes including high-level design and deploying/updating applications. - Storage options in Kubernetes including local storage, external storage and internal storage. - Challenges of operating databases in containers like resizing and backups. - Database options for running stateful applications on Kubernetes like RethinkDB and using Kubernetes operators.
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This document summarizes and compares several popular logging libraries for Node.js including winston, bunyan, node-rlog, log.js, and log4js-node. It notes that winston supports multiple transports including CouchDB, MongoDB, Loggly, Riak, file streams, and email but has suboptimal log rotation. Bunyan uses JSON messages, streams, and improved log rotation and also includes a DTrace provider. Other libraries mentioned include node-rlog for Riak, log.js for simple streaming, and log4js-node. Popular destinations for logs are listed as files, databases, services, and streaming.
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In the fifth annual Global Privacy Benchmarks Survey, we asked over 1,800 global privacy professionals and business executives to share their perspectives on the current state of privacy inside and outside of their organizations. This year’s report focused on emerging areas of importance for privacy and compliance professionals, including considerations and implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies, building brand trust, and different approaches for achieving higher privacy competence scores.
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State of State in Containers - PHL Kubernetes
- 1. State of State in Containers Ross Kukulinski May 23, 2017 Philly Kubernetes
- 2. Good Evening, Philly! Ross Kukulinski •Now @ Heptio •RethinkDB Community •Node.js Evangelism WG •Introduction to CoreOS — O’Reilly Media •@RossKukulinski on Twitter/GitHub
- 3. Roadmap 01 02 03 Motivation for Containers Kubernetes 101 Storage in Kubernetes 05 06 Database options Wrap up 04 Operating databases
- 6. Server Host OS Hypervisor Server Host OS Guest OS App A libs App B libs Containers != Virtual Machines App A libs Guest OS App B libs
- 7. Benefits of Containers ❖ Packaging ❖ Performance ❖ Efficiency
- 10. Roadmap 01 02 03 Motivation for Containers Kubernetes 101 Storage in Kubernetes 05 06 Database options Wrap up 04 Operating databases
- 11. +72 more!
- 12. What would you say you…do here?
- 21. Disaster!
- 22. Recovered!
- 23. Roadmap 01 02 03 Motivation for Containers Kubernetes 101 Storage in Kubernetes 05 06 Database options Wrap up 04 Operating databases
- 24. Data is a persistent problem
- 27. Kubernetes with Local Storage
- 28. Kubernetes with Local Storage
- 29. Kubernetes with External Storage
- 30. Kubernetes with Internal Storage
- 31. Roadmap 01 02 03 Motivation for Containers Kubernetes 101 Storage in Kubernetes 05 06 Database options Wrap up 04 Operating databases
- 32. Operating Databases is Hard ❖ Resize ❖ Reconfigure ❖ Updating ❖ Backups ❖ Healing
- 34. Roadmap 01 02 03 Motivation for Containers Kubernetes 101 Storage in Kubernetes 05 06 Database options Wrap up 04 Operating databases
- 36. Scale out or get out
- 38. Cloud Native for the Win
- 39. Roadmap 01 02 03 Motivation for Containers Kubernetes 101 Storage in Kubernetes 05 06 Database options Wrap up 04 Operating databases
- 40. Summary