Re: [kubernetes-users] KubeCon Video Recordings Playlist on Youtube

Thanks for posting all of this for the rest of us :)!!! congratulations I heard it was a great conference > On Nov 16, 2016, at 4:44 PM, Brandon Philips > wrote: > > Hey Everyone- > > Videos from KubeCon Seattle are now available: >

Re: [kubernetes-users] Abstracting environmental differences in config files

The problem of unifying dev and prod is always tricky because configuration differs in subtle ways, but I think the idiom that we seem to see is: 1) Outside/before kube starts: Tools like ansible and salt and so on are generally designed to separate config from deployment. Those tools will ssh

Re: [kubernetes-users] How to get access to the Heapster's Grafana dashboard after clean Kubernetes installation using Rancher

Hi parth. Can't help with rancher but in general, in this forum. But this is a generic confusion some folks have. End users don't access things through the apiserver proxy endpoint, instead You need to expose the services using kubectl expose on the service and wait for the external ip to

Re: [kubernetes-users] Low throughput on K8s LoadBalancer

Sounds like subtly differences in the tests that make the performance metric more realistic for kube and more like a theoretical max test when you run docker measurements. Two ways to even the playing field: 1) If you run the test inside the kube pod does it have the same performance as the

Re: [kubernetes-users] Vagrant/Ansible/VirtualBox Cluster on Mac

Minikube is easy. GKE is easy and free to start out. For a real install you can try kubicorn, kubeadm, kops. > On Dec 14, 2017, at 3:46 AM, 'Rohit Agarwal' via Kubernetes user discussion > and Q wrote: > > Try https://github.com/kubernetes/minikube > >> On

Re: [kubernetes-users] Alternative to Dind (docker-in-docker) sidecar container

Hi, yes definitely. Using the InClusterConfig, you’re pod can fire off another pod by submitting it to the API server. You just have to make sure it has the right RBAC service account stuff. As an example you can check out black ducks preceptor project for security scanning ; we deploy a

Re: [kubernetes-users] Kubernetes Feature Request: Interactive kubectl session

Sounds a little like the openshift client ? It seems like vendors might build these features on top of kube but not sure if kube itself would carry this functionality . Maybe a part of the ecosystem worth creating - kube-interactive-cli possibly the red hat folks might be benefactors