153K views · Nov 7, 2016 · 44:37 · 2 HN recommenders · 4 mentions · discussed 2017–2022
Kelsey Hightower introduces Kubernetes to sysadmins at PuppetConf 2016, with a demo. He explains the declarative model and how it changes the contract between infrastructure and applications.
Why Hacker News points people here: HN recommends it for Hightower's clear mental models, such as comparing the scheduler to Tetris and explaining why resource limits matter.
“Kelsey Hightower comparing the kubernetes scheduler to Tetris was awesome for cementing a mental model.”HN comment, 2022
“Kelsey Hightower comparing the kubernetes scheduler to Tetris was awesome for cementing a mental model.”
Hightower compares the Kubernetes scheduler to Tetris, building a mental model.
Kelsey Hightower comparing the kubernetes scheduler to Tetris was awesome for cementing a mental model. this video
“Watch tutorials by Kelsey Hightower, he's been helping folks understand the differences and the models.”
Hightower explains Kubernetes models and how they differ from traditional approaches.
Watch tutorials by Kelsey Hightower, he's been helping folks understand the differences and the models. e.g. this video
“There's a great example on why setting limits is a good thing from one of Kelsey Hightower's talks”
Kelsey Hightower's advice on why setting resource limits is a good thing.
There's a great example on why setting limits is a good thing from one of Kelsey Hightower's talks, for some reason your initial comment triggered remembering this advice: this video
“Kelsy Hightower has used a similar analogy in regards to resource allocation”
Hightower's Tetris analogy for resource allocation.
Kelsy Hightower has used a similar analogy in regards to resource allocation which covers a little on the tech debt side of things. this video
