1. “Driving etcd Stability and Kubernetes Success” by Marek Siarkowicz, Google.
“... just as a backbone connects to every other part of the body, etcd facilitates communication and coordination between all the components of Kubernetes, allowing it to move, adapt, and thrive in the dynamic world of distributed systems.”
2. “Kubernetes: The Road to 1.0” by Brian Grant, original lead architect of Kubernetes.
“I started an R&D project in 2010 called Omega to redesign Borg for how it was being used and to better support the ecosystem around Borg. In many ways, Kubernetes is more “open-source Omega” than “open-source Borg”, but it benefited from the lessons learned from both Borg and Omega.”
3. “Falco from A to Y” by Quentin Joly, SRE at French government.
“In this article, we will explore what Falco is and how to be alerted of abnormal events on our servers, as well as how to set it up in a Kubernetes environment.”
4. “My Recommended Kubernetes Resources for Newbies” by Marcus Noble, CNCF Ambassador.
“Recently, a friend of mine asked me what resources I'd recommend to start learning about Kubernetes. He was a victim of the layoffs that seem to be so prevalent right now and has experience as a classic SysOps / SysAdmin engineer but no expose to Kubernetes yet and wanted to learn to help improve his job-hunting prospects.”
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