14:24 Firstly, I think worker nodes do not exactly correspond to EC2 boxes. Ideally, you can have multiple worker nodes setup on one K8 cluster and have multiple clusters configured all on a single EC2 instance. Having as many EC2 boxes as worker nodes might not be an optimum/cost effective solution. And second thing, although trivial and still debatable, containers usually have 1:1 correspondence with pods. Although its 100% possible to have multiple containers deployed on a single pod, it's more like a main Pod and a helper pod sitting there to perform any additional steps needed to support main Pod ! A great presentation and learning from this. Appreciate the way how you have carefully covered all aspects from different dimensions and ultimately connected their interoperability.
14:24
Firstly, I think worker nodes do not exactly correspond to EC2 boxes. Ideally, you can have multiple worker nodes setup on one K8 cluster and have multiple clusters configured all on a single EC2 instance. Having as many EC2 boxes as worker nodes might not be an optimum/cost effective solution.
And second thing, although trivial and still debatable, containers usually have 1:1 correspondence with pods. Although its 100% possible to have multiple containers deployed on a single pod, it's more like a main Pod and a helper pod sitting there to perform any additional steps needed to support main Pod !
A great presentation and learning from this. Appreciate the way how you have carefully covered all aspects from different dimensions and ultimately connected their interoperability.
What a great presentation. Thanks for giving insight of using selenium grid with K8s.