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If you aren\u2019t following the OpenShift Blog<\/a>, you might not be aware of the PodCTL<\/a> podcast. It\u2019s a free weekly tech podcast covering containers<\/a>, kubernetes<\/a>, and OpenShift hosted by Red Hat\u2019s Brian Gracely (@bgracely<\/a>) and Tyler Britten (@vmtyler<\/a>). I\u2019m reposting this episode here on the Red Hat Developer Blog because I think their realization is spot on\u2014while early adopters might be deep into Kubernetes, many are just starting and could benefit from some insights.<\/p>\n The Kubernetes community now has 10 releases (2.5 yrs) of software and experience. We just finished KubeCon Copenhagen<\/a>, OpenShift Commons Gathering<\/a>, and Red Hat Summit<\/a> and we heard lots of companies talk about their deployments and journeys. But many of them took a while (12\u201318) months to get to where they are today. This feels like the \u201cearly adopters\u201d and we\u2019re beginning to get to the \u201ccrossing the chasm\u201d part of the market. So thought we\u2019d discuss some of the basics, lessons learned, and other things people could use to \u201cfast-track\u201d what they need to be successful with Kubernetes.<\/p>\n The podcast will always be available on the Red Hat OpenShift blog (search: #PodCTL<\/a>), as well as on RSS Feeds<\/a>, iTunes<\/a>, Google Play<\/a>, Stitcher<\/a>, TuneIn<\/a>, and all your favorite podcast players.<\/p>\n June 04, 2018 Overview: Brian and Tyler talk some of the basics, lessons learned, and other things people could use to \u201cfast-track\u201d what they need to be successful with Kubernetes.<\/p>\n Show Notes:<\/p>\n Show Premise: Topic 1: What are the core skills needed for a team that manages\/runs\/interacts with a Kubernetes environment?<\/p>\n Topic 2: What has significantly changed in the Kubernetes world since 2015\/16 to today that people should consider taking advantage of?<\/p>\n Topic 3: What do you consider \u201cstill hard\u201d and should probably justify more early effort?<\/p>\n Topic 4: What patterns have you seen from successful deployments and customer behaviors?<\/p>\n Feedback?Original Introduction from blog.openshift.com:<\/a><\/em><\/h3>\n
PodCTL #38 \u2013 A Beginners Guide to Kubernetes<\/h2>\n
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\nThe Kubernetes community now has 10 releases (2.5 yrs) of software and experience. We just finished KubeCon and Red Hat Summit and we heard lots of companies talk about their deployments and journeys. But many of them took a while (12\u201318) months to get to where they are today. This feels like the \u201cearly adopters\u201d and we\u2019re beginning to get to the \u201ccrossing the chasm\u201d part of the market. So thought we\u2019d discuss some of the basics, lessons learned, and other things people could use to \u201cfast-track\u201d what they need to be successful with Kubernetes.<\/p>\n\n
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\nTwitter: @PodCTL<\/a>
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