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Kompose: Going from Docker Compose to Kubernetes and beyond
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Charlie Drage
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The lifecycle of learning containers starts with Docker, Docker Compose and then blossoms to container orchestrators. Up until now, there was no easy way to go from Docker Compose to Kubernetes. In this talk we present Kompose, a tool that converts a Docker Compose file to Kubernetes artifacts. A powerful tool that also provides extensibility to Docker Compose in order to embrace Kubernetes’ flexible controllers. Currently in the Kubernetes incubator, Kompose helps close the gap between development and production environments. Sources: Kompose [github.com/kubernetes-incubator/kompose]
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