Extending Custom Kubernetes Deployments with Operators
Kubernetes is a system used to manage compute and app workloads using clusters of nodes. Clusters are capable of handling various types of use cases, but there are certain resources which may be vital …
| Talk Title | Extending Custom Kubernetes Deployments with Operators |
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| Conference | Open Source Summit North America |
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| Location | Los Angeles, CA, United States |
| Date | Sep 10-14, 2017 |
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Kubernetes is a system used to manage compute and app workloads using clusters of nodes. Clusters are capable of handling various types of use cases, but there are certain resources which may be vital to your deployments that the system does not natively implement. In order to create custom deployments with Kubernetes, we must extend the cluster with new resources and processes, formally known as Operators.Join Mike Metral in this talk for an introduction to Operators, understand the migration changes from Third Party Resources to Custom Resource Definitions in Kubernetes, and walk through a demo on how to create a new Operator for your Kubernetes cluster.
