Managed Containers, Open Source, and Google - Riccardo Carlesso - Codemotion Milan 2014
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Everything at Google (from Search to Gmail) runs in Linux Application Containers. Google is working with the Open Source community to bring over a decade of experience managing containers at scale to developers. Riccardo will talk through Kubernetes, a new Open Source container manager developed by Google with the help of the community. He will cover the core management patterns it supports, the problems it solves, and where things are going both with the project, and with the Google Cloud Platform service analogs. Kubernetes design: https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/kubernetes/
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[ root@055dbcc687d8]$ cd /usr/share/nginx/html
[ root@055dbcc687d8]$ cp index.html jdk.html
$ docker ps
CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES
055dbcc687d8 dockerfile/nginx:latest "/bin/bash" 21 minutes ago Up 21 minutes 443/tcp, 80/tcp kickass_wright
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Presented by Mark Hinkle - Peripety Labs
Title: DON’T PANIC: AI IS COMING – The Hitchhiker’s Guide to AI
Abstract: AI is coming of age, and much like discovering intergalactic travel, it’s equal parts thrilling and terrifying. Fears of job loss, doomsday scenarios, and bureaucratic AI overlords dominate the conversation—but I think the reality is far less apocalyptic and far more exciting. With the right guide, you can navigate this new universe, adapt, and even thrive. That’s what AllThingsOpen.AI is all about—building a community where people and businesses don’t just survive AI’s rise but flourish in it. So grab your towel, keep an open mind, and let’s explore the future—without the panic. Listen to Conference Co-Producer and publisher of the Artificially Intelligent Enterprise, Mark Hinkle, provide a vision on how AI will play out in our lives.
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