The current version of the logistics.md slide shows AJ and JP.
The new version is an obvious template, i.e. it says 'this slide
should be customized' and it uses imaginary personas instead.
This is a very high-level overview (we can't cover a lot within the current time constraints) but it gives a primer about network policies and a few links to explore further.
In these chapters, we:
- show how to install Helm
- run the Helm tiller on our cluster
- use Helm to install Prometheus
- don't do anything fancy with
Prometheus (it's just for the
sake of installing something)
- create a basic Helm chart for
DockerCoins
- explain namespace concepts
- show how to use contexts to hop
between namespaces
- use Helm to deploy DockerCoins
to a new namespace
These two chapters go together.
Explain the purpose of centralized logging. Describe the
EFK stack. Deploy a simplified EFK stack through a YAML
file. Use it to view container logs. Profit.
We had two open-ended exercises (questions without
answers). We have added more explanations, as well
as solutions for the exercises. It lets us show a
few more tricks with selectors, and how to apply
changes to sets of resources.
Bump up Compose and Machine to latest versions.
Bump down Engine to stable branch.
I'm pushing straight to master because YOLO^W^W
because @bridgetkromhout is using the kube101.yaml
file anyway, so this shouldn't break her things.
(Famous last words...)
Explain better that the control plane can run outside
of the cluster, and that the word master can be
confusing (does it designate the control plane, or
the node running the control plane? What if there is
no node running the control plane, because the control
plane is external?)
