In less than a generation, we’ve gone from bare-metal servers to virtualization to containers. It’s a story of expanded possibilities aided by stakeholder communities coming together to solve problems. Over time, processes have become easier and more efficient for end users. We’ve learned to orchestrate containers with Kubernetes, and we can now manage Kubernetes clusters and their associated infrastructure needs across multiple cloud providers (and hopefully on-premises) with Cluster API.

Cluster API declaratively manages the lifecycle of clusters (create, scale, upgrade, and delete). By making use of the structured nature of Kubernetes APIs, it becomes possible to build higher-level cloud agnostic tools that allow for greater ease of use and more sophisticated automation.

Join this webinar to learn about Cluster API, how it works, the current state of it, and why it's crucial for the future of Kubernetes.

Speaker:
Andy Goldstein, Staff Engineer at VMware.
Andy Goldstein is a staff engineer at VMware (via Heptio) where he works on tooling to make operating Kubernetes clusters easier. In his past lives, Andy worked on Velero (a disaster recovery tool for Kubernetes) and OpenShift. He lives in Rockville, MD, with his wife, two children, and two noisy cats.

You can find the YAML files Andy used here:
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