Thanks @rais38 for the photo! We are almost at the end of January but I didn’t want to end the first month of the year without doing a small recap of the talks I gave last year. When I moved to Spain at the end of 2015 I said to myself that I didn’t want to forget the little English I knew so I needed to force myself to keep traveling outside of Spain and to do some public speaking.

Two days ago I gave a small talk in the DJUGL (Django User Group London) explaining how we could deploy a test application into Kubernetes. This post is going to explain something pretty similar, how to deploy a Flask app into Kubernetes and how to rolling update it. Before starting, you can find all the materials of this post in my k8s-py-example repo. Download the app and build it twice, one for each of the version that you want to deploy.

This was my talk on the PyGrunn conference last Friday. I was explaining how can you communicate services written in different languages using Apache Thrift for that. In few days the videos will be available, but TBH, I don’t really know if I will publish it here. It was not the first time that I talk in public using English, but it will be the first time that it is recorded… I don’t really know if I want to see that!

Hi g(irl|uy)s! I would like to start with a disclaimer: I am not (and I don’t pretend to be) a craftmanship trooper (they like to be called like that isn’t?), senior engineer with more years of experience that the technology has, guru, blablabla… I just want to show my opinion about this process (which I really like!). But more important that share my opinion, is to know what is yours, so, please, comment!