Vinli's Farm - Tooling Kubernetes for us lowly developers
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Presenter: Powell Kinney, CTO of Vinli Title: Tooling Kubernetes for us lowly Developers Abstract: Vinli is a connected-car platform built by developers, for developers. Our world revolves around the developer experience, as much for those building the platform as for those building on the platform. It’s essential to our process that the developers creating the platform understand the whole stack and feel comfortable with where their code will live. To do this, we have built a set of very lightweight tools that directly leverage the Kubernetes APIs, tools that tie directly into our codebase. We will present this toolset and how it ties into our code base and development process.
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KubeCon EU 2016: Integrated trusted computing in Kubernetes
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KubeCon EU 2016: SmartCity IoT on Kubernetes
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- 1. © Vinli 2015 Tooling Kubernetes for us lowly developers VINLI’S FARM
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