Kubernetes @ Concur & Federated Cluster Selector in 1.7 - Dan Wilson, Concur

June 6, 2017

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Concur has been using Kubernetes for services inside our own data centers and in the cloud in a production capacity for about a year. We’ll share some challenges we faced, how our architecture has adapted over time and discuss how the Federated Cluster Selector feature for Kubernetes 1.7 can help you. We’ll end with a deeper look at the Federated Cluster Selector feature and demo some use cases.

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