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Conference: KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2023
Authors: Klaus Deissner, Clemens Vasters
2023-04-20
CloudEvents Discovery is a metadata document format and metadata API for creating, publishing, discovering, and connecting event flows. It defines a schema registry, a message and event catalog and an declarative model for defining producer, consumer, and subscriber endpoints. The core focus of CloudEvents Discovery is on providing a metaschema for CloudEvents, but the specification also defines metaschemas for AMQP and MQTT messages and is extensible for further metaschemas. In this session you will learn about CloudEvents discovery and the existing tooling, including code generators and transformation of endpoint information into AsyncAPI and OpenAPI.
Conference: KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2022
Authors: Ana Medina, Andreas Grabner, Thomas Schuetz, Brad McCoy
2022-10-28
After reaching the incubating status, the Keptn community is looking towards the bright future of the project. What lands lie ahead in the Cloud Native seas? And how do we plan to help day 2 operations?Keptn integrates with most of the great projects in the CNCF landscape (and beyond) that help teams to deliver and operate their cloud native workloads. The integration happens through open event standards (CloudEvents, CDEvents) which is why Keptn makes it easy to connect tools and orchestrate the application lifecycle regardless of your toolchains. What could make Keptn better? Upstreaming and generalizing the best of it!In this talk we’ll talk about new initiatives in the project: standardizing deployment events and APIs on the Kubernetes level, Keptn Lifecycle Controller for pre- and post-deployment checks, making SLOs accessible through Keptn Lighthouse and OpenSLO, and new hot integrations with other tools from the cloud native landscape.
Conference: KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2022
Authors: Doug Davis
2022-10-27
Since CloudEvents v1.0 was released the project has been focused on what other eventing-related pain-points might benefit from some standardization. In this session, after a quick recap of the CloudEvents specification itself, we'll discuss how we're trying to ease the challenges associated with the remaining portion of the lifecycle of event management. In particular, around discovery of event producers, setting up subscriptions and event verification - all in a programmatic and interoperable fashion.
Conference: KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2022
Authors: Scott Nichols
2022-05-19
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Cloud Events is a specification that aims to standardize the way events are produced and consumed across different systems and protocols.
- Cloud Events consists of three main components: the Discovery API, the Subscription API, and the Schema Registry.
- The Discovery API allows producers to specify the kinds of events they produce and the attributes that can be filtered on.
- The Subscription API allows consumers to subscribe to a subset of events produced by a producer.
- The Schema Registry provides a mechanism to describe the schema of the event payload.
- Cloud Events aims to simplify eventing systems by providing SDKs that can adapt to different protocols, eliminating the need for custom glue code.
- The ultimate goal of Cloud Events is to enable off-the-shelf components that can handle eventing, freeing up developers to focus on business logic.
Conference: KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2021
Authors: Mauricio Salatino
2021-10-15
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The presentation discusses the importance of cloud strategy and multi-cloud approach in building a self-service conference platform. It also highlights the use of Tekton and Helm for automating the creation and packaging of artifacts, and KNative for making developers' lives easier.
- Industries that are heavily regulated require running cloud providers that comply with regulations and allowing customers to run the platform in their on-prem cloud services
- Clear definitions and a multi-cloud strategy are important in building platforms
- Tekton and Helm can automate the creation and packaging of artifacts
- KNative can make developers' lives easier by providing advanced traffic management and eventing capabilities
- KNative Serving allows for easy creation of Canadian services and header-based routing
- KNative Eventing provides producers and consumers of events to Kubernetes
Conference: KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2021
Authors: Scott Nichols
2021-10-15
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CloudEvents is a protocol independent event definition that aims to make eventing infrastructure more robust by providing a common language for events.
- CloudEvents is an envelope definition that allows for event occurrence independent of protocol choice
- It aims to make routing part of the application configuration rather than a custom event mediator
- CloudEvents is a cost-effective choice for event producers and consumers
- It is a vendor-neutral and open standards project under the CNCF
- The working group is currently working on demo integrations using CloudEvents and other APIs