Kubernetes Podcast from Google

Talos, with Andrew Rynhard

Aug 19, 2021

42:44

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Do You Think We Should Stop Worrying About the Note?

02:02

The Business Case for Talos Clusters

02:28

Using Cosy to Standardize an API Driven Linux Distribution?

02:29

Introduction

2min

The Origin Story of the Commodore 64

2min

Announcing Bovine, an Operating System for Distributed Systems

2min

How Did You Learn Lennox?

2min

Tellus - A Project Lennox From Scratch

3min

Cuben and Lennox

3min

How Do We Handle the Boot Strapping of the System?

2min

How Do I Go From Zero to Cubinities?

2min

K Three OS vs Talos - How Small Is That?

2min

10.

How to Debug a Cubelet

2min

11.

Cubintis - Is There a Need for Uses in the Lennox Environment?

2min

12.

Tallos - Is There a Point Where We Should Be Architecting Everything?

3min

13.

Talos Systems - A Hacker's Dream

2min

14.

Is the Jujitsu a Great Teacher?

2min

15.

How Did You Find the Initial Team of Engineers?

2min

16.

The Business Case for Talos Clusters

2min

17.

Do You Think We Should Stop Worrying About the Note?

2min

18.

Using Cosy to Standardize an API Driven Linux Distribution?

2min

19.

Do You Have a Soundcloud?

3min

Kubernetes lets us manage our infrastructure declaratively, so why do we still manage the underlying OS with a myriad of different text files? And why allow shell and SSH access to a machine that should be immutable? So asked Andrew Rynhard before creating Talos, a Linux distribution built for Kubernetes. He’s now CTO of Talos Systems, a company founded to take it to market.

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