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It is difficult to shed a tear for Moore’s Law when there are so many interesting architectural distractions on the systems horizon.
While the steady tick-tock of the tried and true is still audible, the last two years have ushered a fresh wave of new architectures targeting deep learning and other specialized workloads, as well as a bevy of forthcoming hybrids with FPGAs, zippier GPUs, and swiftly emerging open architectures. None of this has been lost on system architects at the bleeding edge, where the rush is on to build systems that can efficiently chew through ever-growing datasets with …
Neuromorphic, Quantum, Supercomputing Mesh for Deep Learning was written by Nicole Hemsoth at The Next Platform.
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Some time ago I wrote a post entitled ‘Kubernetes networking 101‘. Looking at the published date I see that I wrote that more than 2 years ago! That being said – I think it deserves a refresher. The time around, Im going to split the topic into smaller posts in the hopes that I can more easily maintain them as things change. In today’s post we’re going to cover how networking works for Kubernetes pods. So let’s dive right in!
In my last post – I described a means in which you can quickly deploy a small Kubernetes cluster using Ansible. I’ll be using that environment for all of the examples shown in these posts. To refresh our memory – let’s take another quick look at the topology…
The lab consists of 5 hosts with ubuntu-1 acting as the Kubernetes master and the remaining nodes acting as Kubernetes minions (often called nodes now but I cant break the habit). At the end of our last post we had what looked like a working Kubernetes cluster and had deployed our first service and pods to it. Prior to deploying to the cluster we had to add some routing in the form Continue reading