In this episode of The New Stack Makers, Williams talks to Pivotal’s Cornelia Davis and Dell Technologies’ William Geller about this journey to bring this majority on-board with Kubernetes, and how to use managed architecture to overcome the often overwhelming complexity of Kubernetes orchestration. Davis, VP of technology at Pivotal, pointed to MiniKube as one of the major ways to bring those people on board. “With a simple download and a couple of commands, you’re on your way. You’re going to be pushing apps into Kubernetes. And you’re doing that on your own laptop or maybe they’re doing it with one of the cloud service providers.” She continued that “And it’s all so easy. It just works.”
In this episode of The New Stack Makers, Williams talks to Pivotal’s Cornelia Davis and Dell Technologies’ William Geller about this journey to bring this majority on-board with Kubernetes, and how to use managed architecture to overcome the often overwhelming complexity of Kubernetes orchestration.
Davis, VP of technology at Pivotal, pointed to MiniKube as one of the major ways to bring those people on board.
“With a simple download and a couple of commands, you’re on your way. You’re going to be pushing apps into Kubernetes. And you’re doing that on your own laptop or maybe they’re doing it with one of the cloud service providers.”
She continued that “And it’s all so easy. It just works.”