bassam

setup

Startup a 3 node Kuberentes cluster.

Run this in a shell to see the whats happening in the cluster:

watch -t -n1 'kubectl get pods -n rook  -o wide && echo && echo && kubectl get pods -o wide && echo && echo && kubectl get pvc'

demo

philips

NOTICE

This list has moved to a GitHub repo for easier tracking: https://github.com/coreos/awesome-kubernetes-extensions

List

Please comment below if you are using Kubernetes Third-Party Resources and I will add you to the list.

Known Users:

kelseyhightower

A Gopher Rising

Inspired by Maya Angelou's Still I Rise

You may walk through my GitHub history,
With it’s non idiomatic and fragal lines,
You may value me less than dirt,
But still, like dust, I’ll rise.

jbeda

We assume we have a set of master nodes (master-{1..N}) and a set of worker nodes (worker-{1..M}). We also assume that the container runtime (Docker, rkt) is already installed. For now, also assume that networking is configured. In my mind it is an open issue how much networking should be driven by kubernetes.

workstation$ ssh master-1

Start the kubelet. Here we just start it directly in the background for simplicity.

karlkfi

Kubernetes repo analyzed with gitm.

git log --numstat --no-merges | ~/workspace/gitdm/gitdm -u -s -a -n -o results -b ~/workspace/gitdm -l 25

Caveats

Source tree analysis includes generated, third-party, and vendored dependency files.