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Your first view of Kubernetes

Your first view of Kubernetes

PS

I drew this schema over a flight during my hooliday return. Considering the fly hours (8+) i read Managing Kubernetes Operating Kubernetes Clusters of Brendan Burns and Craig Tracey  (very nice book!)

Ho realizzato questo mini schema durante un volo di ritorno dalle ferie dopo aver letto il libro (sempre in volo) Managing Kubernetes Operating Kubernetes Clusters in the Real World di Brendan Burns and Craig Tracey che tra l'altro consiglio molto.

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Yuri Bacciarini

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