KubeCon NA 2019 "Introduction to Telepresence: Fast Development (and Debugging) for Kubernetes"
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The document discusses Telepresence, a tool designed to enhance development workflows in Kubernetes by allowing local development that integrates seamlessly with a remote cluster. It highlights the challenges faced in microservices development and how Telepresence can streamline processes by allowing direct interaction with cloud-based resources and utilizing local tools. The document also outlines future developments and invites users to contribute to the project.
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- 4. @danielbryantuk | @datawireio 4 https://mitchdenny.com/the-inner-loop/
- 5. @danielbryantuk | @datawireio 5 The Kubernetes inner & outer loop can be the same… Write code Build container Push to registry Deploy to cluster Test And can be …. SLOW.
- 6. @danielbryantuk | @datawireio 6 Automation helps speed it up …
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- 10. @danielbryantuk | @datawireio 10 “My laptop only has 16GB RAM and you’re asking it to run Kubernetes and a JVM and a database???”
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- 14. @danielbryantuk | @datawireio 14 Howitworks A B C A’ The “A” deployment is replaced by a proxy. Requests to the proxy are sent to the laptop. Telepresence: 1. Intercepts DNS 2. Environment variables & secrets 3. Volumes 4. TCP
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- 21. @danielbryantuk | @datawireio 21 Capturing DNS and routing only part of it to the cluster is tricky No two laptops are alike Swapping out your (real) deployment for a (proxy) deployment is tricky
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- 29. @danielbryantuk | @datawireio 29 TelepresenceClient Use kubectl port-forward to bootstrap sshuttle (ssh-based VPN) sshuttle has a lot of functionality that is not used by Telepresence (it’s a VPN, after all) Replace sshuttle with something else — designed for Kubernetes • Capture DNS locally • Do DNS resolution intelligently • Redirect TCP connections to the right destination Already in progress, will replace VPN-TCP method Also support multiple simultaneous swaps
- 30. @danielbryantuk | @datawireio 30 TelepresenceProxyServer Currently deployed every time you do a swap-deployment (and then deleted) Switch mode to be persistent (this is what Kubernetes is good for) • Speeds up startup • Support reconnect
- 31. @danielbryantuk | @datawireio 31 Multi-UserDevelopment Swap deployment doesn’t work well for multi-user development Solution today is to use namespaces and/or individual clusters • Expensive (more hardware & setup) • Delays integration testing until after commit
- 34. 34 WrappingUp
- 35. @danielbryantuk | @datawireio 35 ContributingtoTelepresence Documentation and workflows * how you integrate Telepresence into your development workflow Let us know if you’re a user! Triage * Lots of folks use GitHub for support, which doesn’t scale well Join Slack to help other users https://d6e.co/slack #telepresence
- 36. @danielbryantuk | @datawireio 36 Thankyou!Questions? db@datawire / @danielbryantuk www.telepresence.io https://github.com/telepresenceio More KubeCon sessions — 17:20 Today!! * “Use Your Favorite Developer Tools in Kubernetes With Telepresence” by Abhay Saxena in Room 30ABCDE Visit us at Booth #S46 Sign up for the Ambassador Edge Stack preview * https://www.getambassador.io/early-access