Open Infrastructure Days UK 2019

During this workshop we will discuss the current state of multi-runtime support in Kubernetes, and have a brief look at the commonly available runtimes and their features.
This will be followed by a hands on installation and demonstration including:
- how to configure your Kubernetes cluster to support multiple runtimes.
- How to add Kata Containers as a runtime to a Kubernetes cluster
- how to nominate pods to be run as Kata runtime
- how to exclude pods from being run with Kata

Prerequisites for this course are a reasonable working knowledge of Kubernetes setup and management.

If you wish to actively follow and participate in setting up a cluster with Kata, then you will need
- Access to a Kubernetes >= v1.12 cluster, that you do not mind reconfiguring (i.e. not a live cluster!)
- preferably CRI-O installed as the CRI runtime on the cluster, along with the matching runc as the default container runtime.

The prerequisites and instructions are detailed in full here: https://tinyurl.com/y2jjeg83