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Kubernetes Distributions with Brian Gracely and Michael Hausenblas
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Kubernetes is an open source container management system. Kubernetes is sometimes described as “the Linux of distributed systems” and this description makes sense: the large numbers of users and contributors in the Kubernetes community is comparable to the volume of Linux adopters in its early days.
There are many different distributions of Linux: Ubuntu, Red Hat, Chromium OS. These different operating system distributions were created to fulfill different needs. Linux is used for Raspberry Pis, Android phones, and enterprise workstations. These different use cases require different configurations of an operating system.
Similarly, there are different distributions of Kubernetes because there are different types of distributed systems. The internal infrastructure of a cloud provider might use one type of Kubernetes to serve users running application containers. A network of smart security cameras might be networked together with a different distribution of Kubernetes.
Brian Gracely and Michael Hausenblas join the show today to discuss Kubernetes distributions. Brian and Michael work at Red Hat, which helps maintain OKD (formerly “Origin”), the Red Hat Community Distribution of Kubernetes, upon which Red Hat OpenShift is based. OpenShift is a platform as a service that enterprises use to deploy and manage their applications. Full disclosure: Red Hat is a sponsor of Software Engineering Daily.
Show Notes
- Brian Gracely, Author at OpenShift Blog
- Michael Hausenblas
- 12 Kubernetes distributions leading the container revolution | InfoWorld
- Find the Perfect Kubernetes Distribution – The New Stack
- Kubernetes distributions vs. the open source option
- Cloud Native Computing Foundation Launches Certified Kubernetes Program with 32 Conformant Distributions and Platforms – Cloud Native Computing Foundation
- Enterprise Kubernetes – Red Hat OpenShift
- An Introduction to Enterprise Kubernetes
- The coming of the Kubernetes distributions · More than seven
- CNCF Cloud Native Interactive Landscape
- Kubernetes Distributions and ‘Kernels’ – Tim Hockin & Michael Rubin, Google – YouTube
The post Kubernetes Distributions with Brian Gracely and Michael Hausenblas appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.
367 episodes
Archived series ("Inactive feed" status)
When? This feed was archived on February 23, 2023 05:07 (). Last successful fetch was on January 13, 2023 00:33 ()
Why? Inactive feed status. Our servers were unable to retrieve a valid podcast feed for a sustained period.
What now? You might be able to find a more up-to-date version using the search function. This series will no longer be checked for updates. If you believe this to be in error, please check if the publisher's feed link below is valid and contact support to request the feed be restored or if you have any other concerns about this.
Manage episode 217078242 series 1439570
Kubernetes is an open source container management system. Kubernetes is sometimes described as “the Linux of distributed systems” and this description makes sense: the large numbers of users and contributors in the Kubernetes community is comparable to the volume of Linux adopters in its early days.
There are many different distributions of Linux: Ubuntu, Red Hat, Chromium OS. These different operating system distributions were created to fulfill different needs. Linux is used for Raspberry Pis, Android phones, and enterprise workstations. These different use cases require different configurations of an operating system.
Similarly, there are different distributions of Kubernetes because there are different types of distributed systems. The internal infrastructure of a cloud provider might use one type of Kubernetes to serve users running application containers. A network of smart security cameras might be networked together with a different distribution of Kubernetes.
Brian Gracely and Michael Hausenblas join the show today to discuss Kubernetes distributions. Brian and Michael work at Red Hat, which helps maintain OKD (formerly “Origin”), the Red Hat Community Distribution of Kubernetes, upon which Red Hat OpenShift is based. OpenShift is a platform as a service that enterprises use to deploy and manage their applications. Full disclosure: Red Hat is a sponsor of Software Engineering Daily.
Show Notes
- Brian Gracely, Author at OpenShift Blog
- Michael Hausenblas
- 12 Kubernetes distributions leading the container revolution | InfoWorld
- Find the Perfect Kubernetes Distribution – The New Stack
- Kubernetes distributions vs. the open source option
- Cloud Native Computing Foundation Launches Certified Kubernetes Program with 32 Conformant Distributions and Platforms – Cloud Native Computing Foundation
- Enterprise Kubernetes – Red Hat OpenShift
- An Introduction to Enterprise Kubernetes
- The coming of the Kubernetes distributions · More than seven
- CNCF Cloud Native Interactive Landscape
- Kubernetes Distributions and ‘Kernels’ – Tim Hockin & Michael Rubin, Google – YouTube
The post Kubernetes Distributions with Brian Gracely and Michael Hausenblas appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.
367 episodes
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