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[TOC]Introduction to Kubernetes DispatchingIn addition to having the Kubernetes cluster scheduler automatically select a node for the pod resource (the default schedule is that the resources are sufficient and the load is as average as possible), there are situations where we want to have more control over how the pod should be dispatched. For example, some of the machines in the cluster are better configur

Event delivery:the Responder ChainWhen you design your app, it's likely that's want to respond to events dynamically. For example, a-touch can occur in many different objects onscreen, and you had to decide which object you want to respond To a given event and understand how that object receives the event. When a user-generated event occurs, UIKit creates an event object containing the information needed to process the even T. Then it places the event

1. Basic architecture1.1 MasterThe master node consists mainly of four modules: Apiserver, Scheduler, controller manager, ETCD.　　　　apiserver. Apiserver is responsible for providing restful Kubernetes API service, it is the unified entrance of the System Management Directive, any operation that increases and deletions the resources should be handed over to apiserver processing and then submitted to ETCD. As shown in the architecture diagram, KUBECTL (the client tool provided by Kubernetes, which

Cocoapods Application Part 2-private database-related, cocoapods Part 2This is related to the second part of the first part see http://blog.csdn.net/yohunl/article/details/47982949 or http://www.cocoachina.com/ios/20150906/13323.htmlHere, we use the first part to describe the framework project created using pod lib create YohunlUtilsPod. the creation process will not be repeated here, of course, you can also download the demo https://github.com/yohunl

inside the system. So sometimes the swift project starts with the system framework without caching, and it looks a bit longer. 6 Framework Now let's compare the situation with the code. Two projects were added to 5 dependencies.This is 6 dependencies of the OC Project: Pod ' afnetworking ', ' ~> 3.0 ' pod ' masonry ' pod ' mjrefresh '

First, when an event response occurs, you must know who is responding to the event. In iOS, the responder chain responds to events, all event responses are subclasses of Uiresponder, and the responder chain is a hierarchy of different objects in which each object is given an opportunity to respond to event messages in turn. When an event occurs, the event is first sent to the first

first, the core concept 1, Node node as a working node in a cluster, running a real application, the smallest unit of Kubernetes managed on node is pod. Node runs kubernetes kubelet, Kube-proxy service processes that are responsible for pod creation, start-up, monitoring, restart, destruction, and load balancing of software patterns. Node contains information: node address: The IP address of the host, or

functions are as follows: 1 Use Docker for application wrapping (package), instantiating (instantiate), running (run). 2 to run and manage the containers across the machine in a cluster manner. 3 to solve the communication problem between Docker and cross machine containers. 4 Kubernetes's self-healing mechanism makes the container cluster always run in the user's desired state. The current kubernetes support GCE, Vshpere, CoreOS, OpenShift, Azure and other platforms, in addition, can also run

represents handshake Packet, 01 for initiator send packet, 10 for responder send packet, 00 not legal value L TSE: Whether the package contains Timestamp-echo domains L TS: Whether the package contains timestamp domains L Tcr:time critical Reverse notification indicates that the sender is receiving the timecritical package from somewhere else L Tc:time critical Forward notification indicates that the sender sent the timecritical package The timestamp

KubernetesKubernetes is the Google Open Source container cluster Management system, which provides application deployment, maintenance, extension mechanisms and other functions, using kubernetes can easily manage the cross-machine operation of containerized applications, the main functions are as follows:1) Use Docker for application wrapping (package), instantiation (instantiate), and run.2) Run and manage containers across machines in a clustered manner.3) solve the problem of communication b

KubernetesKubernetes is Google open-source container cluster management system, using Golang development, which provides application deployment, maintenance, extension mechanism and other functions, using kubernetes can easily manage the cross-machine operation of containerized applications, the main functions are as follows: Use Docker for application wrapping (package), instantiation (instantiate), and run. Run and manage containers across machines in a clustered way. Resolve

IPSec Scenario Deployment The many parameters involved in IPSec are found in previous installments, and there are many flexible options in the deployment of a specific scenario, and this column is dedicated to the deployment of IPSec in several typical scenarios. I. General IPSec Scenarios The network environment shown in the figure above is the most basic of the IPSec scenarios: 1. The responder is a fixed public address regardless of the environme

service designed by the CoreOS team for kubernetes, which simply means that the Docker container created by the different node hosts in the cluster has a unique virtual IP address for the complete cluster. It also creates an overlay network between these IP addresses, which, through this overlay network, passes the packets intact to the target container (Overlay).Here is a schematic diagram of its network:As you can see, flannel first creates a bridge named Flannel0, and one end of the bridge c

training is a combination of our theory and practice, from the perspective of Docker should scenario, continuous deployment and delivery, how to improve testing efficiency, storage, network, monitoring, security and so on. First, kubernetes network modelThere are two kinds of IP (pod IP and Service Cluster IP) in the Kubernetes network, the pod IP address is actually on a network card (can be a virtual d

OverviewRC, Deployment, Daemonset are non-state-oriented services, they manage the pod IP, name, start and stop order is random, and what is Statefulset? As the name implies, a stateful collection that manages all stateful services, such as MySQL, MongoDB clusters, and so on.Statefulset is essentially a variant of the deployment, in order to solve the problem of stateful services, it manages the pod has a f

Event delivery:the Responder ChainWe want to be able to dynamically respond to touch events in our app. For example, a touch may occur on the screen in different locations and on different components, we need to determine which component responds to this touch and how this component accepts touch events.When a user touches an event, Uikit creates an object that contains the event information that needs to be handled. The object is then placed in the c

│├──plugins.go│└──plugins_test.go├──generic_scheduler.go #实现Schedule (), The main logic of scheduling is realized, such as ├──generic_scheduler_test.go├──metrics│├──build│└──metrics.go ├──scheduler.go #定义Scheduler和Configurator接口, the Logic of Scheduleone () has been realized ├──scheduler_test.go├──schedule Rcache│├──build│├──cache.go #实现了Cache接口中的函数并定义了schedulerCache接口等 │├──cache_test.go │├──interfacE.go #定义了Cache接口 │├──node_info.go│└──util.go├──testing│├──build│ ├──fake_cache.go

k8s Basic Concepts1. NodeNode as a working node in the cluster, running a real application, the smallest running unit kubernetes managed on node is the pod. Node runs Kubernetes's kubelet, Kube-proxy service processes, which are responsible for pod creation, startup, monitoring, restart, destruction, and load balancing for software patterns. The information that node contains: node address: The IP

. Main concepts of Kubernetes 2.1 Pods In the Kubernetes system, the smallest granularity of scheduling is not simply a container, but a Pod. A Pod is the smallest deployment unit that can be created, destroyed, scheduled, and managed. One or more containers (Container) constitute a Pod. Generally, the containers in the Pod