As Kubernetes continues to grow and gain momentum, some of today’s top enterprises have begun to put it to use in production. While there are still skeptics regarding how Kubernetes performs under production workloads, there can be no doubt that its adoption has signaled a new wave of cloud-centric development practices centered on automating and containerizing not only one’s applications, but their infrastructure as a whole. On today’s episode of The New Stack Makers, Rancher Labs Principal Software Engineer Alena Prokharchyk and Systems Engineering Manager Brian Scott sat down with TNS Founder Alex Williams at CloudNativeCon Seattle to discuss how Kubernetes continues to improve the overall developer experience. Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okEODe2sr-U
As Kubernetes continues to grow and gain momentum, some of today’s top enterprises have begun to put it to use in production. While there are still skeptics regarding how Kubernetes performs under production workloads, there can be no doubt that its adoption has signaled a new wave of cloud-centric development practices centered on automating and containerizing not only one’s applications, but their infrastructure as a whole.
On today’s episode of The New Stack Makers, Rancher Labs Principal Software Engineer Alena Prokharchyk and Systems Engineering Manager Brian Scott sat down with TNS Founder Alex Williams at CloudNativeCon Seattle to discuss how Kubernetes continues to improve the overall developer experience.
Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okEODe2sr-U