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Friday, December 8 • 2:45pm - 3:20pm
Self-Hosted Kubernetes: How and Why [I] - Diego Pontoriero, CoreOS

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How Kubernetes is deployed and managed has changed since the first release of the project. From configuration management systems and unit files to deploying Kubernetes using Kubernetes, a lot has changed. Self-hosted Kubernetes has many benefits as a deployment option, and this talk will highlight those benefits, as well as explain the history and nuances of making self-hosted Kubernetes possible.

In this talk I will describe what self-hosted Kubernetes means, why it exists, how it came into existence, and what you need to know if you're running a self-hosted cluster. Many tools now deploy self-hosted clusters including bootkube and kubeadm, so knowledge of how this works can be very important for anybody running a Kubernetes cluster.

What are the benefits of self-hosting? How does it work? What do I need to know if I'm administering a self-hosted cluster?

All those questions and more will be discussed in detail in this talk. In addition, I will discuss how various projects and products take advantage of the many benefits of self-hosting, such as Tectonic.

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Diego Pontoriero

CoreOS
Diego Pontoriero is a Software Engineer on the Tectonic team at CoreOS, where he works on software that deploys, manages, and upgrades self-hosted Kubernetes clusters. Prior to CoreOS Diego worked at Google building a video-based learning platform, a mobile phone carrier, and a petabyte-scale... Read More →



Friday December 8, 2017 2:45pm - 3:20pm CST
Meeting Room 8ABC, Level 3