• kubernetesnetworking
  • Author Kelsey Hightower
  • Chapter 1
    • May 19th, 2021
    • With a mutable system, the current state of the infrastructure is not represented as a single artefact, but rather an accumulation of incremental updates and changes over time. On many systems these incremental updates come from not just system upgrades, but operator modifications as well
    • An example, log into a container, pull down the service, update the service, start it again. Or, build a whole new container image push it to a registry pull and restart
      • The difference is in the record. There is a definite artifact of the change.
    • Is the power of declarative configuration in the ability to have one ‘recipe’ or implementation steps?
      • Does not have to be executed to be understood
      • Its easier to rollback as its the reverse of the simple declarative statement. Its often not as clear in the imperative case.
    • Self healing or a constant feedback loop to what the user defines as equilibrium
    • De coupled architecture
      • Similar to how API provide a buffer between implementer and consumer, load balancers provide a buffer between the user and running instances of a service. A user isn’t tied to particular instance which is essential for scaling
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