Kubernetes Development with Tim Hockin

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Kubernetes has evolved from a nascent project within Google to a thriving ecosystem of cloud providers, open source projects, and engineers. Tim Hockin is a principal software engineer who has been with Google for 15 years. Tim joins the show to talk about the early days of the Kubernetes projects, and the engineering efforts that The post Kubernetes Development with Tim Hockin appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

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