At Banzai Cloud we are building a feature-rich enterprise-grade application platform, built for containers on top of Kubernetes, called Pipeline. Applications deployed to Pipeline automatically inherit the platform’s features: enterprise-grade security, observability (centralized log collection, monitoring and tracing), discovery, high availability and resiliency, just to name a few - encapsulated in spotguides. One of the most popular spotguides we deploy is Spark. In the past few months we’ve been working and pushing many pull requests to make Spark a first class player on Kubernetes and to make it resilient.

Apache Spark on Kubernetes series: Introduction to Spark on Kubernetes Scaling Spark made simple on Kubernetes The anatomy of Spark applications on Kubernetes Monitoring Apache Spark with Prometheus Spark History Server on Kubernetes Spark scheduling on Kubernetes demystified Spark Streaming Checkpointing on Kubernetes Deep dive into monitoring Spark and Zeppelin with Prometheus Spark Streaming Checkpointing on Kubernetes Deep dive into monitoring Spark and Zeppelin with Prometheus Apache Spark application resilience on Kubernetes Collecting Spark History Server event logs in the cloud