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From YouTube: Kubernetes: Use it, Contribute to it, and Enjoy it! - Peter Zhao & Yuan Ji, ZTE Corporation

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Kubernetes: Use it, Contribute to it, and Enjoy it! - Peter Zhao & Yuan Ji, ZTE Corporation

As is known to all, Kubernetes is a complicated system. It has so steep a learning curve that lots of new users have pain points to use it. In this presentation, Peter Zhao and Yuan Ji will show several ways to deploy a cluster easily. Already be familiar with Kubernetes and want to contribute to it? Come on! This presentation also shows how the community runs (including projects, SIGs, bots, CI, releases) and how to make your first contribution (PR workflows, testing, etc). This is almost Kubernetes the easiest way, just enjoy it! For new users, they will get several simplest ways to deploy a Kubernetes cluster and understand how it works. For new contributors, they will learn how to join the community. Even for those who are already contributors, this presentation will tell them something of the community they might not know.

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Questions: this is the end of my speech and demo. Thank you very much for listening.