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Platforms Demystified: Cloud Foundry, Kubernetes, Eirini, and Knative
2019 - Spring One Platform, Austin, USA
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Transcript
Platforms Demystified: Cloud Foundry, Kubernetes, Eirini, and Knative October 7–10,
2019 Austin Convention Center Matthias Haeussler, Novatec Consulting GmbH & Dr. Nic Williams, Stark & Wayne LLC
Hype & Reality
Hype & Reality
Apps Services Push Start/ Stop Scale Delete Routes Create/Delete Map/Unmap
Create/Delete Bind/Unbind Minimal Concepts
Deployment s Services NetworkPolici es LoadBalancer NodePort ReplicaSet StatefulSet Bind/Unbind
Ingress Pods Container IngressControllers HPA ConfigMaps Secrets apply YAML YAML YAML Minimal Concepts Docker Image
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Speakers Dr. Nic Williams, CEO, Stark & Wayne @drnic Matthias
Haeussler, Principal Advocate, Novatec @maeddes
LXC Container/Platform history 2018 2017 2014 2013 2011 2008 1979
…. … … 2012 chroot Virtualization and isolation in subsystems. Examples: FreeBSD Jails, Linux VServer cgroups (2007) namespaces (2002) garden eirini warden diego istio knative kubernetes cf push
App Dev DB Systems Admin PivNet Platform Admin Secrets/Config Source
Code Build Artifact Buildpacks / Images Containers Git CI/CD
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Agenda Extending with Databases Deploy Building from Source Running a
Platform How to choose? ?
Agenda Extending with Databases Deploy Building from Source Running a
Platform How to choose? ?
cf push $ cf push sample-app $ cf scale sample-app-java
-i 4 $ cf ssh sample-app-java
$ cf push sample-app $ kubectl get pods -n scf-eirini
NAME READY STATUS sample-app-dev-bb89da1431-0 1/1 Running $ cf scale sample-app-java -i 4 $ kubectl get pods -n scf-eirini NAME READY STATUS sample-app-dev-bb89da1431-0 1/1 Running sample-app-dev-bb89da1431-1 0/1 ContainerCreating sample-app-dev-bb89da1431-2 0/1 ContainerCreating sample-app-dev-bb89da1431-3 1/1 Running $ kubectl exec -ti -n scf-eirini \ sample-app-dev-bb89da1431-0 bash cf push eirini
$ cf scale sample-app-java -i 10 cf scale eirini
$ cf scale sample-app-java -i 10 cf scale eirini
$ kubectl get pods -n scf NAME READY STATUS cf-operator-894886ff9-5s4zx
1/1 Running scf-adapter-v1-0 5/5 Running scf-api-v1-0 17/17 Running scf-bits-v1-0 7/7 Running scf-cc-worker-v1-0 5/5 Running scf-database-v1-0 5/5 Running scf-diego-api-v1-0 6/6 Running scf-doppler-v1-0 11/11 Running scf-eirini-v1-0 6/6 Running scf-log-api-v1-0 8/8 Running scf-nats-v1-0 5/5 Running scf-router-v1-0 6/6 Running scf-scheduler-v1-0 10/10 Running scf-singleton-blobstore-v1-0 7/7 Running scf-uaa-v1-0 7/7 Running update-all-cf-buildpacks-8d9lb 0/1 Completed cf push quarks
kn service create $ kn service create \ sample-app-nodejs -n
test-app \ --image starkandwayne/sample-app-nodejs $ bootstrap-system-knative kwt test-app $ curl http://sample-app-nodejs.test-app.example.com Hello World! $ kubectl get pods -n test-app NAME READY STATUS kwt-net 1/1 Running sample-app-nodejs-1-deployment-nbg2j 2/2 Running … wait… $ kubectl get pods -n test-app NAME READY STATUS kwt-net 1/1 Running sample-app-nodejs-1-deployment-nbg2j 2/2 Terminating
istio knative $ kubectl get pods -n istio-system NAME READY
STATUS cluster-local-gateway-5c566fd544-86wfw 1/1 Running cluster-local-gateway-5c566fd544-tx2p7 1/1 Running istio-ingressgateway-6c6cbf558b-kh6l8 2/2 Running istio-ingressgateway-6c6cbf558b-r6vpb 2/2 Running istio-pilot-7b6d979db8-vtmj9 1/1 Running $ kubectl get pods -n knative-serving NAME READY STATUS activator-68d9f95cd-9z4nz 1/1 Running autoscaler-5655c9fcfd-6x4jp 1/1 Running autoscaler-hpa-8668fc6f68-9vsfr 1/1 Running controller-5b77c5596c-qckcm 1/1 Running networking-istio-6d7d44d879-gz6j6 1/1 Running webhook-75b4fc9999-gwrp9 1/1 Running
kubectl apply !!!!!!!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! # kubectl apply -f deployment.yaml !!!-!!!$!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1
# apiVersion: apps/v1 2 # kind: Deployment 3 # metadata: 4 # name: sample-app-nodejs 5 # spec: 6 # selector: 7 # matchLabels: 8 # app: sample-app-nodejs 9 # replicas: 3 10 # template: 11 # metadata: 12 # labels: 13 # app: sample-app-nodejs 14 # spec: 15 # containers: 16 # - name: sample-app-nodejs 17 # image: index.docker.io/starkandwayne/sample-app-nodejs:latest 18 # --- 19 # apiVersion: v1 20 # kind: Service 21 # metadata: 22 # name: sample-app-nodejs 23 # spec: 24 # selector: 25 # app: sample-app-nodejs 26 # type: LoadBalancer 27 # ports: 28 # - protocol: TCP 29 # port: 80 30 # targetPort: 8080 !!!!!!!%!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Agenda Extending with Databases Deploy Building from Source Running a
Platform How to choose? ?
pack build $ pack build starkandwayne/sample-app-java ===> DETECTING [detector] skip:
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[detector] Resolving plan... (try #1) [detector] Success! (7) … [builder] Cloud Foundry OpenJDK Buildpack 1.0.0-RC02 [builder] OpenJDK JDK 11.0.4: Contributing to layer $ docker run -ti -p 8080:8080 \ starkandwayne/sample-app-java
@d kpack image kP pack build starkandwayne/sample-app-nodejs --builder cloudfoundry/cnb:cflinufs3 \
--path sample-app-nodejs/ \ --publish Similar to:
Agenda Extending with Databases Deploy Building from Source Running a
Platform How to choose? ?
@d cf bind-service $ cf create-service smtp shared outbound-email $
cf bind-service my-node-app outbound-email $ cf env my-node-app "VCAP_SERVICES": { "smtp": [ { "binding_name": null, "credentials": { "host": "mail.authsmtp.com", "password": "special-secret", "port": 2525, "username": "ac123456" }, "instance_name": "outbound-email", "label": "smtp", "name": "outbound-email", "plan": "shared",
$ kn service update \ sample-app-nodejs -n test-app \ --image
starkandwayne/sample-app-nodejs:latest $ curl http://sample-app-nodejs.test-app.example.com Hello S1P! $ kn service list -n test-app NAME GENERATION CONDITIONS READY sample-app-nodejs 2 3 OK / 3 True $ kubectl get pods -n test-app NAME READY STATUS kwt-net 1/1 Running sample-app-nodejs-1-deployment-nbg2j 2/2 Terminating sample-app-nodejs-2-deployment-c6mrm 2/2 Running kn service update
knative secrets kubectl create secret generic smtp -n test-app \
--from-literal=SMTP_USER=devuser \ --from-literal=SMTP_PASSWORD='S!B\*d$zDsb' \ --from-literal=SMTP_HOST=10.11.12.14 kn service update show-env \ --image lhitchon/show-env:latest \ --namespace test-app \ --env-from secret:smtp
Agenda Extending with Databases Deploy Building from Source Running a
Platform How to choose? ?
Not Invented Here Platform Just because you didn't buy it
doesn't mean its not a Platform If you start with Kubernetes you will build a bespoke Platform No one else will know how your K8s environment should work Enjoy someone else's standardised Platform
Try at home up --google --cf github.com/starkandwayne/ bootstrap-kubernetes-demos up --google
up --google --knative up --google --kpack
Buy for work $ Pivotal Function Service Pivotal Container Service
Pivotal Application Service for Kubernetes Pivotal Build Service
We help build and run your platforms We help build
and run your applications How to choose?