Introducing Kubernetes Environments in Rancher – Recorded Online Meetup – February 2016

Over the last few
months our team at Rancher Labs has been adding support for Kubernetes
within Rancher. We’ve been implementing Kubernetes in a way that
takes advantage of Rancher’s platform orchestration, simple UI, access
control, networking and storage capabilities to deliver simple to deploy
Kubernetes clusters for managing applications. In our February meetup we
introduced this new support, and discussed how these environments
compare with our traditional Docker environments and help
users understand when and how each can be used to deploy and manage
container deployments. This new functionality will be available in
Rancher in two to three weeks in March of 2016. We’ve uploaded a
recording of the meetup below, as well as posted the slides to
Slideshare. Over the course of the meetup we discussed:

• Deploying a Kubernetes Cluster within Rancher
• Launching Pods and Replication Controllers
• Leveraging Rancher services within Kubernetes
• Understanding the differences between Kubernetes and native Docker
  environments
• Service discovery, scheduling and high availability

You can register for our next meetup here:

Introducing Kubernetes Clusters in Rancher – February 2016 Online
Meetup
from Shannon Williams