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Kubernetes handles most of this seemlessly for the cluster infrastructure. The central master handles node failures by removing nodes that aren't heartbeating. On the node, we requ…

this was originally sent out on twitter by a bunch of people (including myself) who are working on containers (and have a container-oriented set of followers) so I'm pretty certain…

Disclaimer: I work on Kubernetes for Google Its great to see this launch. We've had flexible resources for container workloads for a while, its great to see them be available for m…

NB: I'm one of the founders of the Kubernetes project I'd recommend anyone trying to install Kubernetes check out: https://get.k8s.io/ Or the single node Docker based instructions:…

(which is a long-winded way of saying: PRs welcome, please help us make it better ;)

(acknowledgement, I'm a contributor to Kubernetes) It is well supported on AWS as well, and a variety of bare-metal solutions (e.g. Red Hat Atomic, CoreOS) However, concretely, it …

the problem with port mangling is that your application starts running on random ports, so in addition to requiring discovery for IP addresses, you now also have to do discovery fo…

Please check out the Secrets object in Kubernetes: https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/kubernetes/blob/maste... which is designed to address some of this.

Users of the Google Cloud run Docker in VMs, since VMs are what the Google Cloud Platform sells. (as does every public cloud provider [e.g. AWS]) For now, VMs are required to ensur…

(kubernetes contributor here) SDN isn't required for k8s, what is required is that each Pod (group of containers) get it's own IP address, and that the IP address is routeable in t…