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I got started with the kubectl command line function as it was packaged with Google Cloud SDK. Then experimented with Minikube locally. I think what you really
by indescions_2017 9y ago
I got started with the kubectl command line function as it was packaged with Google Cloud SDK. Then experimented with Minikube locally.
I think what you really want is something like a "Minikube in the Cloud" learning environment. Where you walk students through building an actual service. But if they make mistakes, nothing catches fire ;)
Another recommendation is a gentle intro to serverless deployments such as Fission and Kubeless, since that is maybe where everyone's headed in the near future. Also a great way to introduce design thinking, architecture, distributed systems, fault tolerance, decentralization, etc.
http://fission.io/ http://fission.io/
- jonathan-kosgei 9y agoThanks for the input :) I think installing Kubernetes and covering the whole setup especially for production is a whole topic in itself. Hence minikube would be very convenient for students. That said I've always appreciated an example first approach (with a to the point explanation) other than pure plain theory.