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Taking the Helm: Delivering Kubernetes-Native Applications

Taking the Helm: Delivering Kubernetes-Native Applications

The typical workflow for delivering an application on top of Kubernetes involves managing a bunch of manifest files in your Git repositories, and writing new manifests usually means copying lots of bo …

Talk Title Taking the Helm: Delivering Kubernetes-Native Applications
Speakers Adnan Abdulhussein (Software Engineer, Bitnami), Matt Butcher (Helm Lead, Deis), Michelle Noorali (Software Engineer, Microsoft)
Conference KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America
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Location Seattle, WA, United States
Date Nov 7- 9, 2016
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The typical workflow for delivering an application on top of Kubernetes involves managing a bunch of manifest files in your Git repositories, and writing new manifests usually means copying lots of boilerplate. There are no standard ways to share and manage what’s running in your cluster. Enter Helm, a tool that streamlines the creation, deployment and management of Kubernetes-native applications. In this demo-led session, members of the CNCF Helm team show you how you can use Helm to improve your deployment workflows. This presentation will cover: - The history of Helm - Deploying your first Chart - Making your application Kubernetes-native with Helm - Best practices for creating and configuring Kubernetes Charts - Guidelines for contributing official Kubernetes Charts - Setting up a Chart Repository to share your own Charts

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