Kubernetes the Database
In the operations world, one of the hardest problems is keeping track of your inventory: Which machines belong to which teams? Which machines are in service? How long have they been there? At New Reli …
Talk Title | Kubernetes the Database |
Speakers | Jonathan Owens (Site Reliability Engineer, New Relic), Maryum Styles (Site Reliability Engineer, New Relic) |
Conference | KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America |
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Location | Seattle, WA, USA |
Date | Dec 9-14, 2018 |
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In the operations world, one of the hardest problems is keeping track of your inventory: Which machines belong to which teams? Which machines are in service? How long have they been there? At New Relic, the ability to keep track of a massive inventory that runs across multiple providers quickly became an unbearable task so much so that it required designing a completely new central {tracking?} system that could scale with a large infrastructure. In this talk, you’ll learn how Jonathan Owens and Maryum Styles used the Kubernetes API server to jump-start this design and create a unified infrastructure description service. They will share how they defined resources, created controller services, and dramatically decreased the process of manual updates.