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https://speakerdeck.com/thesandlord/kubernetes-best-practice...
WTF...
(BTW I'm creating a full deep dive series to go into each of these bullet points in much more detail)
This seems to be a straight copy-and-paste of one of my talks. With zero credit to me :( https://speakerdeck.com/thesandlord/kubernetes-best-practice... WTF... (BTW I'm creating a full deep dive series to go into each of these bullet points in much more detail)
Well, had I known this post actually was based on your talk, I could have avoided all the effort (see my comments below in this thread)
This seems to be a straight copy-and-paste of one of my talks. With zero credit to me :( https://speakerdeck.com/thesandlord/kubernetes-best-practice... WTF... (BTW I'm creating a full deep dive series to go into each of these bullet points in much more detail)
And not only is it a copy-paste, it also manages to introduce errors, and still get thousands of views. Well, had I known this post actually was based on your talk, I could have avoided all the effort (see my comments below in this thread)
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And not only is it a copy-paste, it also manages to introduce errors, and still get thousands of views. Well, had I known this post actually was based on your talk, I could have avoided all the effort (see my comments below in this thread)
I really appreciated your deep dive comments, they were good! People who see it will actually learn some best practices.
This seems to be a straight copy-and-paste of one of my talks. With zero credit to me :( https://speakerdeck.com/thesandlord/kubernetes-best-practice... WTF... (BTW I'm creating a full deep dive series to go into each of these bullet points in much more detail)
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Not OP, but I’ve been running a kubernetes cluster for a few months myself, so I’ll try to give context. > Don’t trust arbitrary base images. Kinda obvious, the equivalent of "don’t trust any random binary from the web", as it can contain malware at worst. > Use small base image. Generally, you should look at using Alpine as base image, to reduce storage size, and memory consumption of the overlay filesystem that doc…
Continuing further: > Use the “record” option for easier rollbacks. As explained in the documentation here https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/controllers/de... this option records the changes you apply with each version, allowing you to roll back to any previous version, and see the changes. > Use plenty of descriptive labels. Not just descriptive, but you should also label by version, service, etc. You ca…
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I really appreciated your deep dive comments, they were good! People who see it will actually learn some best practices.
Thanks! I’m also looking forward to your writeup of the talk. Do you know where you’re going post it, so I could find it once it’s finished? (Maybe even a platform with notifications, so I can subscribe?)
This seems to be a straight copy-and-paste of one of my talks. With zero credit to me :( https://speakerdeck.com/thesandlord/kubernetes-best-practice... WTF... (BTW I'm creating a full deep dive series to go into each of these bullet points in much more detail)