Episode 13 – Linux Forklore everywhere, a K8 book club, 500 Portainer templates and a podcast recommendation

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open cloud infrastructure

Sascha Siekmann

10 episodes

8 months ago

open cloud infrastructure covers the cloud native industry space from the perspective of a newbie. Every two weeks, we take the mystery out of cloud-native and build the things that make up modern, secure infrastructure. In every episode, we take a concept or a part of production infrastructure and implement it using cloud native technology. From dedicated servers, virtual machines and containers to server-less, from cats to cattle.
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Episode 13 – Linux Forklore everywhere, a K8 book club, 500 Portainer templates and a podcast recommendation

open cloud infrastructure

10 minutes 30 seconds

2 years ago

Episode 13 – Linux Forklore everywhere, a K8 book club, 500 Portainer templates and a podcast recommendation

Linux forklore everywhereA K8 book club500 Portainer templatesA podcast recommendation

Linux forklore everywhereIn the last episode I talked about a change Red Hat is making, specifically not releasing RHEL sources like they used to. There are some nuances to that, so I would not have expected a careful take from Red Hat’s competitors, but what Oracle did was definitely surprisingly low.

A K8 book clubWhen I see or hear of a good idea, I make a note in my Apple Notes and drag it out when the time comes. So with this, I present the K8 bookclub, hosted at https://www.santana.dev/book-club. The Kubernetes Book Club is a community group that discusses books about Cloud Native

500 Portainer templatesGo have at it.

A podcast recommendationGive a listen to “For the long run” with Jonathan Levitt. He’s a runner, cyclist and podcast host from Boston, MA. This podcast is exploring the why behind what keeps runners running long, strong, and motivated. Jonathan is super-connected in the field and I have listened to some great conversations, which is one of the podcast formats that I wish I could do some of, so why don’t you come and be my guest on the show?