In this final installment of the Anthos series, we will talk about what we learned on the way to building hybrid infrastructure at Kartverket.
It's been a long journey, and there's plenty of things we've learned along the way in building a hybrid Kubernetes platform. We'll try to share some of those hard earned lessons in this post.
In this second installment of the Anthos series, we will talk about how we run Anthos and hybrid cloud at Kartverket. We'll touch on the hardware, the software, and the processes we use to keep it running.
By the end we hope that we'll have de-mystified Anthos a bit, and maybe given you an idea of what it takes to run Anthos in production.
If you haven't read the first part, you can find it here.
Over the years we talked with many other public sector companies about their experiences in running containers in production. One of the biggest challenges that we hear again and again is the challenge of running hybridized workloads, or how to have some workloads running on-premise and some in the the cloud in a good way.
In this newsletter-series we will share some of our experiences solving this issue by running Anthos on VMWare (or GKE on-prem, if you prefer) tied together to the cloud in Kartverket using hybrid mesh. We will also discuss the reasons we went with Anthos and pros and cons we have experienced so far.