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What is x86-64? x86-64 (also called x86_64, x64, or amd64) is the 64-bit CPU architecture that is used in Intel and AMD processors. It is an extension to the 32-bit x86 (i386) architecture. The x86-64 architecture is used in most CPUs for home computers and servers in use today. It is incompatible with the ARM64 architecture, which is in use in smartphones, Apple computers and some…

Video Highlights: This marks the conclusion of our introductory videos. Watching Jannah’s services come into ‘running’ state with the following command: kubectl get -w pods -A Counting the number of services that are up and running with: kubectl get -w pods -A | wc -l Take home points: We have Ansible Playbooks. The Playbook roles contain tasks to deploy our infrastructure to a K8…

This is part 6 of our introductory series.

Video Highlights Reiterating the Operator Motivation: Automating system admin tasks helps to scale out daily management of Kubernetes clusters. Best practice for automation is to script routine management tasks. As automation scripts run, we use tools like ‘htop’ to see how load is spread across the various CPUs. Allowing a longer ‘pack time’ for the operator container bundle, due to Twitch…

This is part 5 of our introductory series.

Video Highlights The operator generally have a way to see what’s deployed. The operator can fire events based upon changes in the deployment. Using Python to manage the overall process. An event hook experiment: Packing the operator code base into a charm bundle (Docker Ubuntu image). Creating a Charmfile, by subclassing the Charmbase class in the ops Python module. Python routines (functions)…

Video Highlights– The introductory video is based on experiments done as proof of concept (POC) to validate the ‘Operator Idea’ for Jannah infrastructure.– Proofed items include: a) We can use the Juju Python framework to implement Kubernetes operators. b) We can use Python at runtime to trigger Ansible playbooks and/or roles. c) The actual steps executed by the operator can be implemented as…

Video Highlights Additional container services deployed together with Kubeflow includes:1) Jannah Frontend, a VueJS, Ionic application.2) Jannah Middleware, a Django, Python middleware application. Jannah uses the following Molecule deployment matrix:1) Dependency Scenario.Use Python’s PIP to install all the require Ansible Galaxy modules.2) Cleanup Scenario.Runs all the Ansible tasks dedicated…