Kubernetes SIG Windows, 2 May 2017

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Kubernetes SIG Windows 20170502

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Okay, all right, hello, everybody! This is another sick windows meeting. This is Michael Michael from aprender and I've got a bit of folks here who have some folks from Google Jason from the networking team of Microsoft of Chris hand and Linda from aprender as well as Robert, the mobile down sting who ever met before yeah.

B

It's my first time I work at a mass room on Christmas soon, oh very.

A

Cool I could no I think we as a friend I, came and did a couple of workshops with you guys in the past. You.

B

A

Got that awesome all right cool, so let's get started so in the last probably close to months now, there hasn't been a lot of activity on cig windows and primarily there has been a direct result of Koresh just doing changing a little bit on some of his responsibilities and and the kind of work that he wants to do so so as a community, we haven't had a lot of technical involvement in terms of driving the features moving forward.

A

So so what what we've done is actually cast a few folks from aprender, including Linda. That's on the call and a couple of others, Janani and Bob you'll see them more active in the channel now and they're responsible right now to first get acclimated with all of the code that we have learned more living more about kubernetes and the investments that we've done in Windows Server containers and then immediately after that they're going to.

A

We already have a feature roadmap that you want to implement and then, when I get started on that the immediate things that we want to finish these finish the implementation of ovn OVS and get that working across all the cloud providers, including on-prem they're, going to work on basically providing internet access inside the container, which was mostly working they're, going to work on getting DNS and DNS search, working, they're, going to work on config, Maps secrets and storage and volumes, and that that said that the big list of features you know and a lot of them have a lot of work underway.

A

They're, just not 100% done, will get us to beta. Our goal was originally to get to bed at one point time frame, which will be June, I'm, not sure if we're going to end up hitting that date, but we'll be closed after that. So so now that's a good thing. We have resources apprentice, providing the developers here and when I get started on that the other update I want to provide and Anthony just joined us is the fact that you know Jason and I have been working.

A

You know on and off with both the folks at tae Guerra and the folks at cloud base to deliver solutions on top of the native network overlay driver that Microsoft provides. It looks like from the tiger front there they want to move forward with that approach.

A

They were not confident if they will have the full set of developers, probably equipped to the networking and windows knowledge to do that work, but you know who will ask them to reach out to the community to see if they can find someone that could help them on that on the cloud-based front, cloud-based has opted to continue down the path of bringing the network overlay driver, though in the open source way the way they are working on right now.

A

We are they're still, though, committed to provide the cni plugin for kubernetes, and they are working on the cni plugin for hyper-v today for ovn and OBS. So the translation to kubernetes might not be a huge effort, so Jason and his team are providing as much help as possible there to facilitate that.

A

That's the high level update for me, so all in all couple of good, exciting news. We have resources, we're going to be moving forward with with a road to 2 beta and going down or Vienna vs route, and the second thing is a staggering cloud base provide better networking alternatives in this space. Then we have more options in terms of the networking backplane for SiC windows.

A

Just on anything else, you wanna add to to all these things at.

B

Large, they were given a lot of platform work and, let's go to milestone, make sure windows word for the underlying load, balancing and others such work. I think loadouts is kind of made what we're doing now, as well as the nap solution, which basically only utilizes one container at point rather than two and those are the main things on platforms like we're. Doing we're also working to create our own scene. I fell again using one of our post networking service, network, Evo's or drivers.

B

So that's something we're interested in working on base in the other sleep windows just to help with that positive.

A

Excellent there on the top that you just said like one of them. Obviously, the cni plugin is going to help cloud-based a lot and definitely tiger as well and they're, not interface with just a single Nick. It's definitely going to be music to the years of Google, so so Peter head I, think that's the deal. That's partly for you guys, yeah.

B

I'm hoping we'll have built, go out in the June time frame where people try this out so we'd love to get some early feedback on that. Would they be available.

A

Absolutely okay, the cloud-based guys, none of them joined us so I, don't know what the status is on. Their CNI work for ovn OVS, so I have min Alessandra haven't talked in the last week or so so I don't have any more details than what I mentioned earlier. Is there anybody else on the call that would like to provide an update or ask any questions.

C

Anthony here there.

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C

Two questions around stability, the windows cubelet: are there any efforts right now and making sure it's up to speed with the one on Linux like as far as reporting back CPU and memory? We just had some issues come in or mounting persistent volumes, yeah.

A

So so on the volumes, that's part of our roadmap, to beta, to get both sergeant volumes all up to par and and working very well on the reporting aspect. You know: there's the C advisories and in this in the CRI, the container runtime interface work testing happening in the sequel, chicken node a community of kubernetes is something that we were initially.

A

You know keeping close tabs on it, but when we didn't have any resources in the last few weeks, we kind of just let that go honestly, we haven't done any work on that when I kind of tossed out the roadmap I put that on after bed that towards GA. So that's a requirement for g8 and not for beta.

A

It's just an unfortunate leasing of know how many resources Anthony. So if you make this sense that, if you want to bring anybody from your team that wants to come in and contribute and help us out- and maybe he can be tasked to getting the C advisor port and all the functionality from CRI into this, you know that'd be phenomenal. Yeah.

C

Be great: how do I find I'm on the group sig windows? How do I find the roadmap, because then what I can do is I can take back. Let.

A

Me, let me post it: I haven't had the chance to post a good. Let me let me let me post it and I think that is an issue tracking that see Ric Advisors thing so I'll take a note here and follow up with you and then figure out who can work.

C

The great thanks Michael no.

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D

So no major fits from the Google side, but I just wanted to mention that I and a few other people working on Windows on GCE will be at the build conference. Microsoft build conference next week here in Seattle. So if anyone else out, there is going to be there. What's the chat with us, let me know Oh excellent.

A

Yeah there I don't think I'll make it I'm traveling I have a couple of conflicting trees, but I should be a good conference. Yep.

B

You know I'll, be there I'd love to carry with you, okay,.

A

Cool excellent anything else from anybody else before we terminate all right. Well, you guys have a great rest of the day depending the time zone. One you guys have where you guys are and I'll see you in about two weeks. Thank you. Thanks.

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