Tag: Kubernetes
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Kubernetes is great, but it’s been a 7 year distraction
Kubernetes is great, but it’s been a 7 year distraction Opening question Or, here if that’s your thing. Shaking the snow globe When you watch the making of kubernetes documentary, you’ll notice a strange character. Time and time again Amazon is referred to directly or indirectly. But, Amazon’s spokesperson in the documentary is a silent,…
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Product Management in Platform Engineering
Suggested soundtrack: I really enjoy the London Eye show. I don’t listen to it enough. This morning I gave my talk on platform stuff – platform engineering, building an app stack on kubernetes, etc. It was fun as always. I think there were some parts that were more shallow than usual, but I like the…
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FY23: I got TikTok youths to watch my B2B videos about enterprise kubernetes & digital transformation
Prompt: A ham sandwich, painted in the style of Pieter Bruegel the Elder. Hey, I have talk coming up on Thursday that you can watch live or see a replay of, it’s my current collection of best practices for running a platform for developers. You know, all that stuff you build on-top of kubernetes (or…
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Twitter’s past self, kubernetes & dev tools markxetsizing, & not the usual nsense
Big one this week. My thoughts on Twitter; what to do with your past-self; CFP’ing; some music recommendations; as always, lots of links – some tasty ones on kubernetes market-sizing (a lot smaller than you’d think). Suggested epigraph: “I woke up this morning Didn’t recognize the man in the mirror Then I laughed and I…
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Security is only a problem with open source if you do nothing
It’s hard to know if there’s too much stuff should be doing, or if I have it project managed well enough that I don’t need to worry about it right now. Below, a little bit on being cool with security in open source usage (survey says!) and the usual collection of interesting words seen, stuff…
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Open Source usage survey
Some commentary on a recent survey commissioned from my work, VMware. Unsurprisingly, open source is used by almost everyone. When it comes to what I care about software development, open source is indispensable. In fact, it’s hard to imagine a developer who only uses closed source software, if not whole systems like kubernetes or Cloud…
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Impressions of America from an expat
Notes on what it’s like to be back, compare and contrast. Also, analysis of our recent kubernetes survey Lots going on at the moment. We’re on vacation for two weeks, finally going back to Texas to visit. Most of our family hasn’t met our two year old, born at the start of COVID in Amsterdam.…
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The last “platform” diagram you’ll ever need – Coté’s Commonplace Book – Issue #66
The last “platform” diagram you’ll ever need, chop the first paragraph. Scroll all the way down for two secret videos about kubernetes. Grind! How to build apps to run on kubernetes Register for SpringOne Tour Chicago here, and use the code S1T_SAVE25 for a $25 discount. A Good “Platform” Diagram I’m always looking for good…
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The Mid-Eastern Warm Smiles Insurance Company, AppDev with Kubernetes Conference, a Steve Jobs quote
The pain of legacy software doesn’t hit until it’s too late. Scroll to the end for a secret video that only you will be able to watch. LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE Kubernetes for Developers, April 26–27 in Chicago We’re kicking off our developer conferences later this month in Chicago, April 26th and 27th. It’s SpringOne Tour…
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Two kubernetes usage surveys – Coté’s Commonplace Book – Issue #63
New kubernetes usage survey info, with IBM 5151 retro-dream charts. Scroll to the end to chill out your ear holes on the smoove waves. Here’s an analysis of the most recent CNCF survey I did. It’s been on the shelf for awhile since we were looking for somewhere to publish it, on InfoQ it turns…
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Coté’s Commonplace Book – Issue #56
What does “multi-cloud” mean? There are multi-definitions. Har har. Also, securing cloud applications and custom software in state and local governments. Also: kubernetes is not for developers…? Approaching Rain, Southwest Texas, 1922 Julian Onderdonk The many meanings of “multi-cloud.” (Well, two at last.) I really like the recent O’Reilly cloud survey. There’s a lot going…
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Coté’s Commonplace Book – Issue #53
Excuses to keep doing exactly the same thing, if not even less. From The Fight Between Carnival and Lent. Original content Software Defined Talk Episode #326: Just Jump In — www.softwaredefinedtalk.com This week we recap Datadog’s announcements, discuss Sequoia’s investment pivot and hot takes on Facebook’s intent to rebrand. Plus, some thoughts on heated pools……
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Coté’s Commonplace Book – Issue #48
How was your week? A free conference I helped make: DevOps Loop, Oct 4th Next month is DevOps Loop. It’s a conference I’ve been helping out together and it has an outstanding talk list. I’ve worked closely with several speakers to curate talks on things I’m interested in and that they’re excited about. Register and…
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Getting more eyeballs for your boring enterprise tech videos – analysis and LIFE HACKS from four months of long and tiny b2b videos by channel and numbers
Looking at four months of numbers, here’s my theories of how to get more attention for my enterprise tech videos: Make short ones, each with one point – 1 minute to 10 minutes. Post the videos natively to Twitter, YouTube, or whatever channel – don’t rely on people clicking on YouTube. YouTube is, in general,…
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🗂 Link: What is Google up to with Anthos? More toys dropped for Kubernetes-style hybrid cloud
The answer is that Anthos is not really a technology, but more of a brand, a wrapper around Google’s cloud crown jewels, Kubernetes (K8s). And: In a nutshell, Anthos is the GKE (Google Kubernetes Engine) deployed on-premises in a certified configuration (via hardware suppliers such as Dell and HPE), with an agent installed that maintains…
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🗂 Link: Kubernetes’ next step could be to try orchestrating everything else
Could every element of an enterprise data center’s infrastructure — not just those newfangled containers, but virtual machines, “big data” platforms, and machine learning frameworks — all eventually become orchestrated by Kubernetes, a product originally born out of Google’s need to make order out of chaos? Source: Kubernetes’ next step could be to try orchestrating…
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🗂 Link: Top Quotes from Cloud Foundry Summit Europe 2019
“We need to think about three things with Pivotal now that it is part of VMware: a common substrate (Kubernetes), the ability to manage it, and a build overlay. The cf push experience is important, making the experience better for developers.” —Craig McLuckie, VMware Source: Top Quotes from Cloud Foundry Summit Europe 2019
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🗂 Link: VMware CEO: IBM Paid Too Much for Red Hat
“We’re going to own the Kubernetes stack,” Gelsinger said at the Deutsche Bank Conference. “We’re not going to be relying on third-party code. It’s all going to be an integrated solution stack to execute on that Kubernetes.” … “Do we assess the competitive environment? Well, of course, we do,” Gelsinger said. “So, IBM spent $34…
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🗂 Link: Waity K8-y no more Pivotal: We’ll unhook Application Service from VMware
“The urgency was more around understanding the long term vision than an immediate need,” said Andrews. “We’re still very early. Everybody is talking about K8s all the time, but if you look at who is actually using it in production, the list is much shorter. Our technology stack works incredibly well, we have customers with…
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