Support material (slides, examples) for the Introduction to Kubernetes talk.
If you want to access the slides in a better format than a markdown file that doesn't make much sense, you will need to have pandoc installed, follow the instructions here to install it.
Once you installed it, running the following command fill create a HTML version of the slides in slides/output
$ make slides
If you want to try out the demo that was performed with the talk, you will need to have minikube and the kubernetes-cli (kubectl) applications installed on your machine. You can find the latter here and the former here.
Make sure you change the path value in templates/00-deployment.yml file to point it to where you cloned this repo or the application will not be deployed correctly. Once you performed all this, start minikube with minikube start and simply run the following command and everything will be performed for you.
$ make k8s
If you want to access your application via an URL, you will need to add the following line to your /etc/hosts file:
192.168.99.100 example.meetup.com
P.S. Note that 192.168.99.100 is the standard IP address for a minikube cluster. Verify that it's the correct one by running minikube ip before changing the hosts file.