In this episode Mark and Francesc
have a great interview with Chen Goldberg, the Engineering Director for
Container Engine and Kubernetes at Google - discussing all about why Kubernetes is open source and the
integrations that Google Container Engine has with the wider
Google Cloud Platform.



About Chen Goldberg

Chen leads the Container Engine and OSS Kubernetes project engineering team in Google Cloud. Chen is a technology
leader with +18 years of demonstrated expertise leading global engineering teams, product R&D initiatives,
and high-profile customer engagements with Fortune 500 enterprises.

Chen has a customer-centered development philosophy and believes open source is the best way to
innovate and develop incredible technologies that are accessible and beneficial to everyone.

Cool things of the week


New Singapore Region locations docs
HTTP(S) Load Balancer supports WebSockets natively tweet docs


Interview


Container Engine site docs
Google Container Engine - The easiest way to use containers in production youtube
Installing Kubernetes on Linux with kubeadm docs
Kubernetes 1.6 announcement
Creating a Container Engine Cluster docs
Upgrading a Container Cluster docs
KubeCon Keynote youtube
Scalability updates in Kubernetes 1.6: 5,000 node and 150,000 pod clusters blog
RBAC support for Kubernetes blog docs
Kubernetes Community github
Borg and Kubernetes with John Wilkes podcast
Helm github
Special Interest Group List github




Container Engine


Question of the week

Q: If I need to access an external private git repository from within Container Builder, how do I do that?


Cloud Builder docs
Google Cloud Source Repositories site docs
Google Cloud Storage site docs


Where can you find us next?

Mark is going to be hosting the Playcrafting + Extra Life Game Jame & Game Fest, raising
money for UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospitals. Finally he’ll be in Sweden for Nordic Games Conference as well.

Francesc will be presenting at the 2017 Gopherfest in San Francisco!
Francesc has also released a new Just for Func episode, doing a code review of an IRC package’s API.