Deis blog: https://deis.com/blog/ https://deis.com/blog/ Especially @rimusz, who is not technically part of Deis engineering team (?) : https://deis.com/blog

Deis blog: https://deis.com/blog/ https://deis.com/blog/ Especially @rimusz, who is not technically part of Deis engineering team (?) : https://deis.com/blog/2016/first-kubernetes-cluster-gke/ https://deis.com/blog/2016/first-kubernetes-cluster-gke/ Partially self-serving post because I'm also published here: https://deis.com/blog/2016/cheapest-fault-tolerant-cluster-deis/ https://deis.com/blog/2016/cheapest-fault-tolerant-cluster-d... Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be an index of the posts on one page! There are links to relevant posts on the sidebar and both of those have good relevant links. These guys I worked with for a long time, to get my post out! It kind of stung a bit when the v1 PAAS was officially deprecated before I got to put it online. But in terms of support, the newer solutions are only better. The lessons learned putting this post out are still valid, even if the specific product of the tutorial is no longer relevant. (I used this process to create my own CoreOS bare metal cluster, and I don't actually use DigitalOcean in my day-to-day work.) But the other content on the blog really was a good, focused introduction to Kubernetes and friends for me. Deis is the team that created Helm and it was subsumed into Kubernetes (and Helm Classic, which was another iteration before it was part of Kubernetes proper.)