Talking about KubeCon and CloudNative Con 2017, sponsored by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), as well as the containerd update.
Laura Frank
Director of Engineering at Codeship, Berlin, Berlin Germany
As the Director of Engineering at Codeship and a Docker Captain, Laura's primary focus is making tools for other developers. At Codeship, she works on improving the Docker infrastructure and overall experience for all users of the CI/CD platform. Previously, she worked on several open source projects to support Docker in the early stages of the project, including Panamax and ImageLayers. She currently lives in Berlin. Laura tweets at @rhein_wein.
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Phil and I both agree that the Kubernetes announcement follows previous moves in the Docker ecosystem to become more open and collaborative. Docker has made it clear that it values openness and collaboration, and that it will continue its commitment to making software that is both free as in speech and free as in beer.
Published on Oct 19, 2017
IBM Senior Technical Staff Member Phil Estes chats with Laura Frank, Director of Engineering at Codeship, about the future of Docker.
IBM owner: Kevin Allen
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Scalable and Available Services with Docker and Kubernetes
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IBM Senior Technical Staff Member Phil Estes chats with Laura Frank, Director of Engineering at Codeship about the priorities and benefits of the Docker Captain program.
IBM Senior Technical Staff Member Phil Estes chats with Laura Frank, Director of Engineering at Codeship, about Docker's announcement that Kubernetes is now available as a Docker orchestrator.
IBM owner: Kevin Allen
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During this morning’s keynote at DockerCon EU in Copenhagen, Docker announced they’re bringing Kubernetes to Docker EE, Docker for Mac and Windows, and will have more Kubernetes integrations in Moby Project components.
In order to have a complex functioning system, you first need to have a simple functioning system. Your monolithic application didn’t start out as a monolith; it was a simple solution that grew in complexity. Most projects that start fresh with a multi-service approach will fail. It’s impossible to plan for a large amount of complexity, when you don’t even know what the simple solution looks like.
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Do you understand how quorum, consensus, leader election, and different scheduling algorithms can impact your running application? Could you explain these concepts to the rest of your team? Come learn about the algorithms that power all modern container orchestration platforms, and walk away with actionable steps to keep your highly available services highly available.
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Join Laura Frank and Stephen Day as they explain and examine technical concepts behind container orchestration systems, like distributed consensus, object mode…
