Episode description
Episode description
Brian Dorsey and Kaslin Fields welcome Kat Cosgrove of Pulumi this week to talk about what’s new with Kubernetes 1.24. Pulumi is infrastructure as code, allowing developers to use whatever language they are comfortable with to create and test infrastructure. Kat walks us through typical Pulumi infrastructure test scenarios to demonstrate the benefits of this software, especially with GCP.
In the new Kubernetes release, one of the biggest updates is the removal of Dockershim. If you’re using a managed Kubernetes service through GCP, this update should not affect you, Kat tells us. She clears up some common Docker misconceptions and tells us how Kubernetes and Docker still work together. Kat describes the situations where this update might affect certain projects and how to tell if you’re one of the unlucky few.
Later, we talk about the future of tech conferences. Kat is excited to get back to some in-person learning and networking, but at the same time, is hopeful that conferences will continue a hybrid model and allow some online interaction. Pulumi will be at KubeCon, Devlopsdays, and Jfokus in the next few months with some cool new free merchandise.
Kat CosgroveKat is Staff Developer Advocate at Pulumi.
Cool things of the week- Find products faster with the new All products page blog
- Introducing Ephemeral Containers blog
- Open sourcing the App Engine Standard Java runtime blog
- Pulumi site
- Kubernetes site
- Docker site
- Kubernetes 1.24 Release Notes site
- GKE site
- We Didn’t Start the Fire: Communication Breakdowns and How to Prevent Them - Ian Coldwater, Twilio & Kat Cosgrove, JFrog video
- Jfokus site
- Devopsdays Chicago site
- KubeCon EU Valencia site
Brian just started releasing the next six episodes of VMs End-to-end. It’s a video series all about Compute Engine, starting with a discussion of building reliable systems from unreliable components.
Kaslin is working on the GKE/OSS K8s Events.
- Cloud OnAir Webinar - February 24th
- Innovators Hive - March 29-30
- OSPO Panel on Dockershim Deprecation - March 31st
Brian Dorsey and Kaslin Fields