table of contents PART 1: INTRODUCTION READ IN LIVEBOOK 1WHAT IS AN ORCHESTRATOR? READ IN LIVEBOOK 2FROM MENTAL MODEL TO SKELETON CODE READ IN LIVEBOOK 3HANGING SOME FLESH ON THE TASK SKELETON PART 2: WORKER READ IN LIVEBOOK 4WORKERS OF THE CUBE, UNITE! READ IN LIVEBOOK 5AN API FOR THE WORKER 6 METRICS PART 3: MANAGER 7 THE MANAGER ENTERS THE ROOM 8 AN API FOR THE MANAGER 9 COLLECTING METRICS FROM THE WORKERS PART 4: SCHEDULING 10 THE SCHEDULING PROBLEM 11 DESIGNING A MORE SOPHISTICATED SCHEDULER FOR CUBE 12 IMPLEMENTING THE NEW SCHEDULER PART 5: CLI 13 OUTLINING THE COMMAND FRAMEWORK 14 IMPLEMENTING THE WORKER COMMANDS 15 IMPLEMENTING THE MANAGER COMMANDS
Tim Boring is a senior software engineer at Voltus, Inc. He has twenty years of experience in technology organizations ranging from small business to global enterprises. His career spans roles in technical support to site reliability and software engineering. Tim is most interested in the design of software systems and distributed systems in particular.
'...it's time to understand how the toys we play with everyday work
and this is the right book to start with!' Emanuele Piccinelli
'A great way to understand what happened behind the scenes with one
orchestrator.' Andres Sacco
'If you truly want to understand how Kubernetes is working under
the hood then you need to read this book. ' Geert Van Laethem
'Recommended as a fundamental learning asset about orchestration
systems. ' Christopher Villanueva
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