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Oct 10, 2018 22 min

Spinnaker, with Steven Kim

from Kubernetes Podcast from Google

Steven Kim is an engineering manager at Google, based in New York City, working on the Spinnaker project. In a companion piece to last week's episode about CI and CD, Steven talks to Craig and Adam about how Spinnaker evolved from VMs to Kubernetes and support for other cloud native technologies. Do you have something cool to share? Some questions? Let us know: web: kubernetespodcast.com mail: [email protected] twitter: @kubernetespod Chatter of the week Evoland 2 Stickers on the fridge Seat entertainment on Air New Zealand Link Last Week Tonight on the NZ flag Craig and Sir John Key News of the week Kubernetes for personal projects For - Caleb Doxsey and Hacker News discussion Against - Carlos Rodriguez and Hacker News discussion A developer onramp to Kubernetes with GKE Cloud Native Buildpacks enter the CNCF Sandbox AWS Service Operator for Kubernetes Limited availability of DigitalOcean Kubernetes etcdadm from Platform9 Introducing the Kubernetes Non-Code Contributors Guide Episode 21 interview with author Ihor Dvoretskyi Episode 5 on writing documentation Episode 11 on releases Pulumi explores how Kubernetes deployments work Health checking gRPC services in Kubernetes with grpc-health-probe Teleport v3 adds Kubernetes support Links from the interview Steven Kim on Twitter Spinnaker Slack Forums, please don't troll Spinnaker Summit

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