What does that mean? Well, it basically means that we spend a lot of time in figuring out how to build our clusters, but we have not spent enough time figuring out how to get our developers to run software on these clusters. I tweet But at Heptio and whatever my future company is, I am in charge of Kubernetes developer experience. According to my bio here, I have lots of years and years of experience. I am a staff engineer at a company called Heptio. And that's how we're rolling with this talk. So we wrote y'all a manual, a step-by-step cough talk for you to get your clusters on track, and not your releases push back.
So rewinding, we, Carlos and I, have been in this game for years. We're going to talk about this in a Kubernetes context. So over the years, I've revisited this a couple of times, but today we're going to do something a little bit different. He had Chuck D with the one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, the Ten Crack Commandments. So to 21-year-old Bryan, see hearing those lines along with the music was quite profound. I've wrote me a manual, a step by step booklet to keep your game intact. I'm not going to read the slides because I really, I feel like I know this, but I've been in this game for years. And we have another iteration called the 10 Kube Commandments. So we really changed this to be in the whole containers, containers, containers type thing. And he had a song that came out actually literally after he died called the Ten Crack Commandments and I figured it would be against the COC to rhyme about how to deal drugs at QCon. So my favorite artist of all times died on March 9th, 1997, the Notorious B.I.G. I'm a huge hip-hop fan, Carlos has known, I dragged him to a concert with me before. And what we did here is, it's a different take on Tech Talk. Liles: The next set of speakers are Carlos and myself.
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