what if the service hosted in the kubernetes cluster needs to talk to a Hadoop cluster / sql server , will Istio block it? if yes how do we set the egress rule?
thank you for everything but I've asked to you i wanna do project for making kubernetes manages my container in docker what should i do that please i need practical view
Hey Salim, I don't understand what you mean exactly but I think you wanna just get started with Kubernetes, If it's that then just follow the same process as Dinesh. Here is a simple step by step: 1 - Build your app 2 - Put it in a container 3 - Create a Kubernetes Cluster (locally: Minikube and hosted: GKE for example) 4 - Setup your Kubernetes yml files, you can also take a look at Helm to make that more organized Then the lifecycle of such workflow is: 1 - Add new features 2 - Build your Docker Image and push it to your Docker Registry 3 - Notify Kubernetes about the new Docker Image (Re-run your deployment.yml) Developing locally with this workflow can be really overwhelming and too slow to develop new features, then you can take a look at tools that facilitate the Docker + Kubernetes workflow like Skaffold (Link: github.com/GoogleContainerTools/skaffold) Good Luck 😄
i came across kubeless which is not yet release by google but its a bitnami project we are trying to implement in our project can you please check on this topic ..
I wonder if you really want to add that much of complexity in your application? As an Architect I always followed the rule to Keep things simple. This just go against it. I remember when we were taught role of linking and loading in our Operating System class. It was internal to OS, OS was managing it not the end users. Whereas here you are required to configure scale, rollout and many other things. I wonder istio is ready for mass use. Perhaps a more user friendly abstraction layer is required.
Very boring presentation intro... 8 min of talk, 15 of a demo not related to the main subject if you want to save some of your time, go to 21:00 and see istio in action
Super Cool. I wonder how to achieve process.env.UPSTREAM_URI, if you are not using Nodejs Service? as for me, using a python-based service, is it possible to achieve this feature?
This guy is stuck with its own stuff.. If you are doing presentation atleast acknowledge compition n understand what they r doing.. Try Azure.. Although Google created kube but u guys r not doing best job with kube... Good live opensource.. Atleast people who know software development can do better.. Also world has dotnet as well at least acknowledge it.. And i don't knows why they try to be so smart amazing
What do you mean by "layer 2"? And I am asking the next question in all seriousness: Do you guys actually manage to do any work with a technology before moving the the "next cool thing"?
Thanks for your response Dark Magician - appreciated. Not trying to get into a fight or be rude - I am just an old database guy that is trying to get to know stuff. So ---- whats "Java bot" mean in the lingo? You mean dem "Java coders" not be cool no more? "injects a sidecar into all your pods and you use those to communicate with each other" - that is quite nicely put - I actually get the idea now (well sort of). Do you have your own videos/articles or something? :) Thanks for the links and once again thanks for the discussion.
for those who use docker already and wanna know how to use Kubernetes and Istio
11:13 - 12:42 GCP Kubernetes Cluster
15:42 kubectl
21:05 Istio
you go, all the way up...
you're the real mvp
my man
Temping the demo gods with the live demo right there hahaha great talk
@3:30 bro predicted the future
Lol came here to say the same thing
Well said. One my my favorite presenters.
It was such a nice end to end explanation. Help me understand basic concepts of Kubernetes and Istio. Thanks man
Really good presentation - nice quick overview of what you can do with Istio. The example made it super easy to imagine other scenarios. Thumbs up! =)
Fantastic introduction to Istio.
Great talk. Learned about Istio.
very energetic young man! great video, thanks
Good presentation. Well prepared. Congrats.
Amazing talk and demo thanks
Awesome video
Great talk
what if the service hosted in the kubernetes cluster needs to talk to a Hadoop cluster / sql server , will Istio block it? if yes how do we set the egress rule?
Awesome! indepth!
No bonus points! No helm! :P Learned a few things, thanks.
Can I get these slides?
Hello, How can I secure Grafana and tracing URL's with credential? is there any way from Istio or I need to use proxy server?
Gracias! Migrating DC
thank you for everything but I've asked to you i wanna do project for making kubernetes manages my container in docker what should i do that please i need practical view
Hey Salim, I don't understand what you mean exactly but I think you wanna just get started with Kubernetes, If it's that then just follow the same process as Dinesh. Here is a simple step by step:
1 - Build your app
2 - Put it in a container
3 - Create a Kubernetes Cluster (locally: Minikube and hosted: GKE for example)
4 - Setup your Kubernetes yml files, you can also take a look at Helm to make that more organized
Then the lifecycle of such workflow is:
1 - Add new features
2 - Build your Docker Image and push it to your Docker Registry
3 - Notify Kubernetes about the new Docker Image (Re-run your deployment.yml)
Developing locally with this workflow can be really overwhelming and too slow to develop new features, then you can take a look at tools that facilitate the Docker + Kubernetes workflow like Skaffold (Link: github.com/GoogleContainerTools/skaffold)
Good Luck 😄
Should change the portion of the video title from "with Kubernetes" to "with Google Kubernetes Engine"
clickbait :D
Need to add some documents in the description section of the video ..
The jingle at the beginning of the video sounds so familiar 0:00
You don't push a container to the cloud, but an image... good presentation though
Where to get that t-shirt? 😎
and the t-shirt? :)
the link seems broken, am interested in t-shirt and joining your team :D
i came across kubeless which is not yet release by google but its a bitnami project we are trying to implement in our project can you please check on this topic ..
github source code of these?
Where is the code about istio 101? thanks
sorry I locate sandeepdinesh.com/ and github.com/thesandlord/Istio101 tanks
I was looking for code too...thanks for this..should be added to description
great
I wonder if you really want to add that much of complexity in your application? As an Architect I always followed the rule to Keep things simple. This just go against it. I remember when we were taught role of linking and loading in our Operating System class. It was internal to OS, OS was managing it not the end users. Whereas here you are required to configure scale, rollout and many other things.
I wonder istio is ready for mass use. Perhaps a more user friendly abstraction layer is required.
13 years old child in Ukraine #library 😅
using make ruins everything here.
Very boring presentation intro... 8 min of talk, 15 of a demo not related to the main subject
if you want to save some of your time, go to 21:00 and see istio in action
Super Cool.
I wonder how to achieve process.env.UPSTREAM_URI, if you are not using Nodejs Service?
as for me, using a python-based service, is it possible to achieve this feature?
Yes, use os.environ["UPSTREAM_URI"]
Whole idea is lost with Google stuff. Video should be howto make dev process a most complicated one..nothing cool
ADMA
Talks much but delivers less. First 10 mins just talks. Not useful for me. Sorry.
He maybe a genius coder but definitely awkward speaker
What was wrong with his talk? It was totally good!
Can I see your TED talk?
This guy is stuck with its own stuff.. If you are doing presentation atleast acknowledge compition n understand what they r doing.. Try Azure.. Although Google created kube but u guys r not doing best job with kube... Good live opensource.. Atleast people who know software development can do better.. Also world has dotnet as well at least acknowledge it.. And i don't knows why they try to be so smart amazing
That is fucked up - I just became familiar with the word "kubernates"
What do you mean by "layer 2"?
And I am asking the next question in all seriousness: Do you guys actually manage to do any work with a technology before moving the the "next cool thing"?
Thanks for your response Dark Magician - appreciated. Not trying to get into a fight or be rude - I am just an old database guy that is trying to get to know stuff. So ---- whats "Java bot" mean in the lingo? You mean dem "Java coders" not be cool no more?
"injects a sidecar into all your pods and you use those to communicate with each other" - that is quite nicely put - I actually get the idea now (well sort of). Do you have your own videos/articles or something? :)
Thanks for the links and once again thanks for the discussion.
you're being super defensive for no reason, he didn't talk crap about gcp competition he just stuck with what he usually use.
Great talk.