KubeWeekly #173

The Headlines

Editor’s picks from the past week.

Kubernetes 1.15: Extensibility and Continuous Improvement
The 1.15 Release Team

We’re pleased to announce the delivery of Kubernetes 1.15, our second release of 2019! Kubernetes 1.15 consists of 25 enhancements: 2 moving to stable, 13 in beta, and 10 in alpha. The main themes of this release are:

Continuous Improvement
Project sustainability is not just about features. Many SIGs have been working on improving test coverage, ensuring the basics stay reliable, and stability of the core feature set and working on maturing existing features and cleaning up the backlog.
Extensibility
The community has been asking for continuing support of extensibility, so this cycle features more work around CRDs and API Machinery. Most of the enhancements in this cycle were from SIG API Machinery and related areas.

KubeCon + CloudNativeCon China wrapped up. Over 3,500 people attended. See the pictures and the videos will be online soon.

The Technical

Tutorials, tools, and more that take you on a deep dive into the code.

Linkerd Benchmarks
William Morgan, Buoyant

Virtual Cluster – Extending Namespace Based Multi-tenancy with a Cluster View
Fei Guo and Lei Zhang, Alibaba

Introduction to Running SQL Server 2019 on Kubernetes
Marcin Policht, Database Journal

Future of CRDs: Structural Schemas
Stefan Schimanski, Red Hat

Introducing Volume Cloning Alpha for Kubernetes
John Griffith, Red Hat

Follow logs from multiple K8s Pods in a Deployment, ReplicaSet, etc.
Jeff Geerling, Acquia

Incomplete Fix Leads to New Kubernetes Bug
Kacy Zurkus, Info Security Magazine

Perform a Kubernetes security hardening before you use Jenkins X
Judith Myerson

The OpenFaaS 2019 Project Update
Alex Ellis

#KubeCon musings: It'll be interesting now we have structural CRDs to see how many core types could be reimplemented as an "extension" with a CRD.
— Matt Turner (@mt165) June 24, 2019