Here at OpenCredo we’ve chatted to the Kismatic team before, and Patrick presented at a London Kubernetes meetup we hosted earlier in the year. Kismatic are a company offering enterprise support for Kubernetes and Docker, are closely involved with the open source Kubernetes ecosystem, and are one of the founding members of the recently announced Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF).
I learned some great insights from my conversation with Joseph and Patrick:
- The history of Kubernetes, and the relation of this platform to Google’s Borg
- How the developer primitives exposed by Kubernetes could speed development time of microservices
- Links to a series of Kubernetes and microservice ‘patterns’
- Thoughts on the future of the ‘fullstack’ developer
- The current features available in Kubernetes v1, and what is on the immediate roadmap
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