They had one sysadmin part-time. Great k8s, delivering under-employment... I Bet they could use the sysadmin full-time but k8s is solving enough problems to hide the other requirements.
I am really worried about the idea, that security policies are obviously "legacy" since they are "10 years old". Apart from "trust suppliers", what sort of security policies actually work for that "Skynet" scenario?
Our colleague Ricardo is working on a blog that starts with a simple Hello World and then shows some slightly more interesting examples. It will be out soon. If you ping us an email or follow us on Twitter we can get that to you.
![Persistent Storage with Kubernetes in Production - Which Solution and Why? [I] - Cheryl Hung](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/hqE5c5pyfrk/mqdefault.jpg)
Pro tip: Don't waste time defining words that everyone already knows. Just get to the point. I didn't watch past 7:17 because I was falling asleep.
Pro tip: Don't be a know it all
8 minutes in and the talk is just now starting.......
They had one sysadmin part-time. Great k8s, delivering under-employment... I Bet they could use the sysadmin full-time but k8s is solving enough problems to hide the other requirements.
I am really worried about the idea, that security policies are obviously "legacy" since they are "10 years old".
Apart from "trust suppliers", what sort of security policies actually work for that "Skynet" scenario?
More talk less what I was looking for!
I guess if you don't know already what is Kubernetes this presentation is useless
Our colleague Ricardo is working on a blog that starts with a simple Hello World and then shows some slightly more interesting examples. It will be out soon. If you ping us an email or follow us on Twitter we can get that to you.
6:21
The more presentations i watch, the more i understand they are useless piece of crap, read books guys. Peace!