roque

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by roque 10y ago
Yes, it is the holy grail. Yes, the documentation is a bit spotty in some cases. We've been using kubernetes in GCE for about 1 year. We run both interactive services and batch jobs in 2 clusters: dev and production. The production clu
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by roque 10y ago
Yes. It may not cover some of the most recent advances (e.g. deep learning) but it lays the foundations required to understand them. Besides, it is really really accessible. And fun. I enjoyed taking the class.
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by roque 10y ago
We use it in conjunction with kubernetes service proxy https://github.com/pedro-r-marques/k8s-service-proxy to access all of our internal services and debug ports deployed in the k8s/GKE cluster. oauth2 proxy auth
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by roque 11y ago
As others have mentioned there are multiple options. If you want micro-segmentation (one network per app-tier) with fine-grain access control you can use the OpenContrail plugin https://github.com/Juniper/contrail-kuber
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by roque 12y ago
If you are a content provider you may choose not to serve ads on your content.
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by roque 12y ago
My guess is that the "entrepreneurial" solution here would be a combination of: - A browser that doesn't support cookies and provides the server with a client controlled session-id (perhaps a user-id also). - Only uses SS
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Docker network virtualization using OpenContrail(opencontrail.org)
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by roque 12y ago
OpenContrail can be used as an overlay network for docker: the overlay is implemented as a kernel module and comes very close to the theoretical maximum iperf performance on a server with 2x10G links. This script https://github.c