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The State of Kubernetes

Published: Dec. 2, 2020, 6 a.m.

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Nigel Poulton (@nigelpoulton, Docker & Kubernetes training) talks about the current and future state of Kubernetes, who is using it and why, implementation and operational challenges, and how get started and what tools he recommends

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SHOW NOTES:

Topic 1 - Welcome back to the show. Tell us about some of your most recent projects, and all the places where people can find your training?\\xa0

Topic 2 - Let\\u2019s talk about the State of Kubernetes, level of maturity of users/usage. Where do you think we are at the end of 2020?\\xa0

Topic 3 - Who do you find are trying to learn and use Kubernetes, more Infra/Ops, or AppDev, or somewhere in between (DevOps, DevSecOps, SRE, etc.)?

Topic 3a - Where do you see people succeeding, and where are they still struggling to adjust to the requirements of Kubernetes?\\xa0

Topic 4 - The ecosystem of projects around Kubernetes (immutable Linux, Operators, Service Mesh, Prometheus, OPA, Serverless/Knative, etc.) has gotten very broad. How do you find people are dealing with all these moving pieces?\\xa0

Topic 5 - There are a lot of ways to engage with Kubernetes these days - DIY (OSS), vendor distributions, Kubernetes on your laptop, web IDEs, Hosted Services (simple & complex). What do you recommend to people, or do you see trends about how people best engage with Kubernetes?\\xa0

Topic 6 - Do you think it\\u2019s OK that Kubernetes doesn\\u2019t have a \\u201cdeveloper model\\u201d, but rather many different options? Do you think this evolves in 2021? \\xa0

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