- Ken Owens
- Helm 2.9 stability release is out
- Helm 3 proposal has been merged, come to the meeting to contribute
- App Def working group
- Labeling recommendations for various parts of Application Definition
- Application CRD has been introduced to bring a more high-level view
- There is also an apps survey result (come to the deep dive to find out)
- There is a charter open for this SIG, look there for feedback
- Beginning a discussion regarding developer tooling and how to make that experience better
- CI/CD, repositories, app deployment, and DevOps related tasks are what are covered by SIG Apps
- Need more help in participation for higher-level discussion around the technical architecture of Kuebrnetes
- Lots of cross-cutting decisions need to be made here
- PR open for a charter
- Question: Who is responsible for the decision to ensure that SIG chairs are/aren't from the same company
- Answer: Not sure yet
- Heptio Authenticator is becoming a SIG project and moving from Heptio to the SIG
- Virtual Kubelet working with MSFT, IBM and AWS
- Recommend following AWS' model (according to Bob)
- Working on Metrics API's (beta in 1.8)
- 1.10 Kubectl support added to use the resource metrics API
- Formally deprecating heapster as of last week
- End-to-End test have been a bit lacking (and ignoring failing ones) working with SIG Testing to fix
- CRI is a focus item for now
- Logging and Metrics need further development
- CRI-O and containerd are now supporting CRI
- Sandbox pods are now underdevelopment, how to implement katacontainers
- Working on evictions and supporting burstable workloads better
- Adapting the core metrics API in the Kubelet, evaluating cadvisor in the node
- Working on a charter
- Move the release team to a sub-project (and deal with implications)
- Volunteer for the Release Team!
- Question: Is there an effort to neutralize (vendor) of release artifacts?
- Answer: No
- Working on improving tests (they delayed last release)
- Working on SIG Charter
- Creating a framework that will be easily usable for developers to test things (in terms of scalability)