The New Stack Pancake Breakfast

The conference presentation discusses the challenges faced by CERN in dealing with Large Hadron Collider data rates and how they built a platform to automate and scale their infrastructure. They also talk about their move towards containerized environments to simplify deployments and make it easier for physicists to focus on their work.

• CERN faced challenges in dealing with Large Hadron Collider data rates
• They built a platform to automate and scale their infrastructure
• They moved towards containerized environments to simplify deployments and make it easier for physicists to focus on their work

CERN had to scale their platform about five times without increasing the number of staff by automating and using software-defined interfaces. They decided to use OpenStack, which was young but promising at the time. They are now focusing on moving typical workloads of physicists to containerized environments to simplify deployments and make it easier for physicists to focus on their work.

Join us for a dive deep into how Kubernetes shapes the dynamic between dev and ops teams with people who’ve been there. Questions we will explore:·       Have you resolved the eternal tension between experimentation and control?·       Are you true partners with the same goals and priorities?·       Do you agree on the need for security and trust, or fight over complexity and cost?·       Do you really talk, or just swap trouble tickets?Way back in May at KubeCon EU we hosted a packed panel about the ops experiences with Kubernetes ‘after the honeymoon'. But what about the developer experience? It’s not just about ops teams. Devs need some love, too.They say a problem shared is a problem halved. Let’s avoid a food fight and talk it through at the breakfast table over a short stack with The New Stack, sponsored by Spectro Cloud.Seating is limited and available on a First Come, First Serve basis.