Jun 16 2015 21 mins 1
Aaron and talks to Brian ‘Redbeard’ Harrington (@brianredbeard, Principal Architect, CoreOS) about beardliness, CoreOS Fest, Project “Tectonic” and the latest on the “appc” specification as it relates to container formats.
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Links from the show:
Topic 1 - Besides being the Most Interesting Beard in the Cloud, give us some of your background?
Topic 2 - Let’s talk about CoreOS Fest - Give us a quick recap and some of the highlights for you
Topic 3 - Tell us about “Tectonic” - Commercial Kubernetes Platform
Topic 4 - What’s the latest on Application Container Specification (“appc”) - https://github.com/appc/spec. Do you think we’ll just see multiple container specs going forward (as we’ve seen with lots of technologies in the past), or is it possible that some will converge (or go away)?
Topic 5 - You’re a systems person. Help us connect the dots in the CoreOS stack - from OS to Container Spec (rkt) to Discovery (etcs) to Networking (flannel) to Schedulers (kubernetes)
Music Credit: Nine Inch Nails (nin.com)
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Links from the show:
- APPC Spec Gains New Support
- CoreOS State of the Union, from CoreFest
- Brian’s talk at ContainerCamp (“Container days keynote: lessons learned from wearz, POSIX, and distributed computing”)
- Brian’s talk about “CoreOS Flannel”
Topic 1 - Besides being the Most Interesting Beard in the Cloud, give us some of your background?
Topic 2 - Let’s talk about CoreOS Fest - Give us a quick recap and some of the highlights for you
Topic 3 - Tell us about “Tectonic” - Commercial Kubernetes Platform
Topic 4 - What’s the latest on Application Container Specification (“appc”) - https://github.com/appc/spec. Do you think we’ll just see multiple container specs going forward (as we’ve seen with lots of technologies in the past), or is it possible that some will converge (or go away)?
Topic 5 - You’re a systems person. Help us connect the dots in the CoreOS stack - from OS to Container Spec (rkt) to Discovery (etcs) to Networking (flannel) to Schedulers (kubernetes)
Music Credit: Nine Inch Nails (nin.com)
