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Also, I have to \n+change the port number from time to time because of conflicts, so a centralized place to find the app is really nice. \n+\n+1. Bind kubernetes whitebox services to an internal blackbox service\n+The folks I had invited to use the app and were having fun with it and told people from another department about it and now \n+some of them want to join.  With all these people using the app, it’s more of a problem when a message is dropped.  Every \n+time the system glitches or a client loses connection, the message is lost to the ether.  I really should connect this to a \n+message queue so that I can make sure that messages are not deleted on the server side until I’m assured they’ve been \n+delivered.  I hoping to avoid the work of picking a system and learning it.  The good news is that when I was looking at the \n+kubernetes service catalog the other day, I saw a RabbitMQ instance that someone else was maintaining.  All I needed to do \n+was issue a single command to bind my chat app to the Rabbit service (and, of course, edit my software to use Rabbit).  The \n+bind call gave back credentials which automatically discovered by my chat app and it was off to the races.  I have no idea \n+where that thing is running or how the firewalls work, but whatever, I trust it since it’s maintained by corporate IT.\n+\n+2. Make a type from a kubernetes service\n+3. Share service types inside an org \n+4. Deploy service instance from a service types inside an org \t\n+To my surprise, this app started to really take off.  People were having so much fun with it that it became part of company \n+morale.  I was assigned maintaining the app as a 20% project and even have a couple interns working with me on bug fixing.  \n+I now get paid to play with this which is cool, but now I’m starting to get support tickets for it.\n+\n+Now I need to maintain multiple instances of this.  I have test and staging instances.  I also have two to three versions \n+under development at any given time.  I can deploy this thing with my eyes closed, but the interns have been accidentally \n+creating some difficulties for me.  They sometimes do strange configuration of test instances.  When I ask them to be be \n+more mindful about deployment, they push back on me.  They tell me that the company has adopted a standardized way to \n+templatize kubernetes hosted software that (a) handles parameterization so they know what they can play with and what I want \n+them to leave alone and (b) creates a standard provisioning API so that they can deploy my chat app the same way that they \n+deploy everything else in the company.  I check it out and it’s pretty cool - creating the template and parameters is \n+<simple process> and I can deploy the app with a single command.  The kubernetes UI even does the work of taking the \n+argument list and making fields for me in the deployment screen.  Even though it was not hard to deploy for me before, it’s \n+easier now even (whether from CLI or UI) and the interns are always deploying within the constraints I set.\n+\n+5. Attach a standard binding template\n+6. Share service instances inside an org\n+Someone in tech support just had the idea that they can use my chat app inside the call center system.  They need to connect \n+their app to my chat service the same way that I connected to the Rabbit service that IT maintains for me.  I call up the \n+Rabbit person and ask how they made that binding thing work.  Luckily, it was not hard at all.  I just did <simple workflow> \n+to make the service responsive to binding requests, deployed an instance and the customer support people were off to the \n+races.\n+\n+7. Buy access to a type from the marketplace  \n+8. Bind a kubernetes service to a service outside kubernetes  \t\n+Those tech support people are expecting something a with a bit more enterprise capability.  They want the app to persist \n+information about chat logs and are are very concerned about the times we’ve lost it and brought it back empty.  This app \n+was just supposed to be for fun; I was not thinking about customer satisfaction audits.  If I could bring in a well managed \n+database without hiring a DBA, life would be great.  A friend of mine works at a database company that sells and manages \n+databases on the public cloud that we use.  She told me that if I was using Kubernetes or Cloud Foundry, this was trivial to \n+solve.  They implemented the exact same service broker model I had to implement.  I just needed to buy their database from \n+some store and with one API call they will deploy a managed database instance to the same cloud as my chat app and with a \n+second API I can bind my app to it.  I need to get permission to pay for the it, but given the support team’s urgency around \n+audits, that should not be hard.\n+\n+9. Quickly triage problems in a highly composed microservice based application  \n+Everything was going well and all of the sudden things stopped working for the folks in customer support.  I needed to find \n+the problem.  Was it the connectivity between their app and mine, my code, the connectivity between my app and Rabbit, \n+Rabbit itself, the connectivity between my app and the database, or the database itself?  Too many possibilities.  I was \n+going to start working the problem all the way from beginning to end until I remembered that pretty service graph I saw on \n+the kubernetes YouTube video.  I opened it up and saw that the services were all running and connected.  No alarms on failed \n+systems or network errors.  But, I did see that latency for the message PUT API calls was through the roof.  I went to see \n+what was wrong in my app and why it was so slow, and with a bit of looking at logs, I found that I was idling in synchronous \n+transactions to the database.  I didn’t want that in the critical path for message delivery, but again, the support team did \n+not want anything to happen without a log of it.  But, at least I know where the problem is.  I probably saved hours of \n+poking around the system with that service graph.  Now to find out what the problem is with the database vendor.\n+\n+10. Update deployment configuration\n+I called the database vendor support team and they quickly told me the problem.  Utilization is going through the roof.  I \n+didn’t notice on the node.js app itself because kubernetes was auto-scaling that for me without a hitch.  (Well, lots of \n+instances now, but, hey, that’s between finance and the cloud - I just need to keep support tickets down.)  But, the \n+database was not scaling because we only bought the “small” configuration.  I quickly got the permission to purchase the \n+upgrade, and issued the single command to update service instance with the “large” argument, and after an hour of the update \n+automatically sharding and moving data around, everything was better.  It’s really nice how all that was taken care of for \n+me.  Some database vendor employee must have worked really hard on that “update” service broker.  I’m glad I did not have to \n+solve that.\n+\n+11. Discover type update  \n+Just when I thought everything was OK, I get a message from kubernetes that my app is out of date.  How did that happen?  \n+Well, it turns out that the database vendor rolled out a new version of the database due to a critical security bug fix.  If \n+this was a fully managed service like SFDC, they would just fix it quietly and not have to notify me, but I insisted on \n+using a service that lets me have my own instance and know that it’s completely isolated from other customers, so when there \n+is an update, I can choose whether or not to deploy it.  I’m now starting to think harder about the benefits of transparency \n+in vendor deployments vs. the benefits of fully managed services.  But I have to admit just how cool it is that I got the \n+message so quickly in such an obvious way.  They made an update and published it to the store.  Kubernetes’ record of the \n+database type in the service catalog that was created when I bought the service noticed the new store entry.  I was notified \n+me about the update immediately since I had an instance of it running and my chat app bound to that instance.  Now to do the \n+DB upgrade... \n+\n+12. Upgrade service instances to new service type version\n+Wow, the version upgrade was just as easy as the “small” to “large”!   All I needed was one update command and the database \n+was quickly and non-disruptively upgraded.  (OK, I skipped the part where I tested the darn thing for a week - but you get \n+the idea)  That’s just amazing.  Again, kudos to whoever is working that update service broker over at the database vendor!\n+\n+13. Discover unapproved update to a service’s resources  \n+While I was on a week long vacation, the interns got a call about some customer issue and they worked it for a couple days \n+and determined that the container size needed to be changed.  And they just changed it on their own since they did not want \n+to bother me on vacation.  The service definition I made clearly did not make that a parameter they could change, though and \n+they didn’t think to tell me about it when I got back since everything went back to normal by then.  But, I look at my \n+messages and there’s this alert telling me that the service instance that’s handling all our support communications is out \n+of compliance because of this setting.  I was initially upset about this, but when I looked at it in more detail, I \n+discovered that the interns were spot on.  After a certain point of load (which will not stop going up), we needed to start \n+using bigger containers and not just keep scaling out more and more tiny ones.  (Not only did the immediate problem go away, \n+but paradoxically, the cost went down which was nice - they solved another problem I’m sure I would have had next quarter)  \n+But, now we need to roll this out more deliberately so that the setting sticks and that new instances are deployed properly \n+as well.  It’s a good thing I got the notification or I’d have never known.  Thanks Kubernetes!\n+\n+14. 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