orchestration Orchestration Allows Microservices to Be Unreliable (That's a Good Thing) Orchestration Allows Microservices to Be Unreliable (And That's a Good Thing) One of the first features I wanted to build for Kubernetes was service workflows: Service A starts, then B, then C. If B fails, A should know, and C shouldn't panic. Services need to know
orchestration Why Single Machines (and Single Clusters) Are Not Enough: The Orchestration Mindset The Orchestration Epiphany I joined the Kubernetes team in January 2015, and one of my first memories was a late-night chat with Tim Hockin. We were discussing the opportunity in front of us, and he told me about his first experience with Borg, Google's internal orchestration system. "
virtual machines In Cloud Native Compute, VMs Feel Like the Enemy (But They Aren't) A quick confession The first production system I was ever a part of, long before anyone said "Kubernetes," ran on a lovingly hand-tuned SunOS box at the NIH with 2 (TWO!) CPUs. We cursed at shared library issues, noisy neighbors, and slow disks, and swore that if we
GitOps & Infrastructure 10 Years of Distributed Computing with Kubernetes A look back at the history of Kubernetes and where it's headed (hint: it's about the data).
