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Authors: Kelsey Hightower
2023-04-20

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The speaker discusses the importance of focus and interest alignment in navigating the overwhelming amount of software options in the industry.
  • Open source works better in those days
  • Having a clear roadmap and list of necessary features helps with decision-making
  • Interest alignment is crucial in convincing developers to prioritize certain values
  • Authenticity and nuance are necessary in communicating values
  • The speaker emphasizes the importance of protecting one's mental space and staying focused
Authors: Ricardo Rocha
2022-10-27

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The presentation discusses the importance of having the right tools for cloud native deployments and introduces a set of tools and functionalities that can significantly improve the daily life of developers and operators.
  • The Swiss knife is a handy tool that has been around for over 100 years and has evolved to suit different types of individual users.
  • Cloud native deployments can be challenging, but having the right tools for each task can make all the difference.
  • Tools for logging and metrics, such as Kubernetes and Fluentd for logs and Prometheus for metrics, are essential for cloud native deployments.
  • Debugging tools are also important, and Kubernetes now has the ability to deploy ephemeral debug containers.
  • The ability to achieve reproducibility is one of the key things about Cloud native tools.
  • The speaker provides anecdotes and demos to illustrate the power and simplicity of these tools.
Authors: Jessica Andersson
2022-10-27

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Revolutionizing developer experience with cloud native projects
  • Unblocking developers by removing bottlenecks
  • Removing time-consuming tasks from platform team and developers
  • Using external DNS to streamline deployment process
  • Focusing on developer experience to improve productivity
  • Building a platform with a golden path approach
Authors: John Forman, Danielle Cook, Robert Glenn, Simon Forster
2022-10-27

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The Cloud Native Maturity Model is a framework to help users navigate the CNCF landscape and understand where they are in their journey. The model has five stages and covers key areas such as people, processes, policies, and technology. The goal is to provide a one-stop-shop of resources for end-users and adopters.
  • The Cloud Native Maturity Model helps users navigate the CNCF landscape and understand where they are in their journey
  • The model has five stages: building, operation, scaling, improving, and revisiting
  • Key areas covered include people, processes, policies, and technology
  • The goal is to provide a one-stop-shop of resources for end-users and adopters
Authors: Marek Siarkowicz, Benjamin Wang
2022-10-26

Earlier the year there was an event that shook the cloud native ecosystem. The latest release of etcd had a critical data inconsistency issue. Etcd, the critical component that powers many cloud native solutions including Kubernetes, could corrupt your data. The issue was so bad, that it required every single administrator to take an action or risk their system becoming unrecoverable. This presentation will discuss what led to the data inconsistency issues, how they were discovered, what was needed to fix them and what lessons we learned that could benefit the whole community.
Authors: Alois Reitbauer, Alex Jones
2022-10-26

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The presentation discusses the importance of automation and observability in day two operations for managing digital infrastructure using Kubernetes.
  • Data operations rely on automation and observability to remove humans from the equation.
  • Good Ops Kubernetes is an operator that enables the pattern of operation for managing the lifecycle of digital infrastructure.
  • SLOs and error budgets are becoming the driving force behind corrective actions for operators.
  • Extending the desired state of the system is necessary for day two operations to actively modify the system's configuration.
  • Enhancing context-less alerts with tracing is necessary for effective remediation workflows.
Authors: Rishit Dagli
2022-10-25

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The speaker, a high school student involved in Kubernetes and CloudNative, shares their perspective on open source and motivates the audience to contribute to the CloudNative ecosystem and open-source software in general.
  • Open source can be intimidating, but finding your motivation to contribute can help
  • Open source is about learning, teaching, mentorship, feedback, and networking
  • Kubernetes and CNCF are great avenues to start your open source journey
  • Opinionated tips include not being afraid to ask, giving back, and it's okay to not know everything
Authors: Andrea Frittoli
2021-10-13

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The presentation discusses the importance of standardization and event-driven architecture in the context of continuous delivery (CD) and software supply chain.
  • The CD Events Special Interest Group (SIG) was formed to create a shared vocabulary for CD and software supply chain in a protocol-agnostic way.
  • The group focuses on four logical buckets for events: core packets, source code version control, continuous integration, and continuous deployment.
  • Events are data records expressing an occurrence and its context, and they help create loosely coupled integration between different tools in the ecosystem.
  • CD events play an important role in creating visibility across distributed workflows.
  • A proof of concept was built to test the assumptions and demonstrate the benefits of CD events in a concrete scenario.