February 2, 2020

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Kubernetes: Who's Driving Your Whale?

Kubernetes: Who's Driving Your Whale?

An introduction to Kubernetes, kubectl and controlling containers in a cluster.Important Note:This session is only open to the 50 people who have registered for this track. You can find outmore info …
Talk Title Kubernetes: Who's Driving Your Whale?
Speakers Ihor Dvoretskyi (Developer Advocate, Cloud Native Computing Foundation)
Conference Open Source Summit North America
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Location Vancouver, BC, Canada
Date Aug 27-31, 2018
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An introduction to Kubernetes, kubectl and controlling containers in a cluster.Important Note: This session is only open to the 50 people who have registered for this track. You can find out more information about the track here.

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