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Conference: KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2023
Authors: Dave Protasowski, Mauricio Salatino, Roland Huss, Paul Schweigert, Naina Singh
2023-04-21
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Knative Eventing: Building Event-Driven Applications
- Knative Eventing is a platform for creating event-driven applications
- It has primitives for building an event mesh with a broker at the center
- Sources create cloud events and send them to the broker, which dispatches them to interested listeners
- Triggers can be used to register applications to the broker with filters for event types
- Eventing and serving can be used separately or together
- Recent highlights include multi-namespace API server sources and event discovery
- The roadmap includes improving performance and scalability of the serving API
Conference: KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2022
Authors: Anusha Ragunathan, Kevin Downey
2022-10-26
As Intuit’s platform engineering team, we support our 5000+ developers to build great Fin-Tech products. We strive to enhance our Developer Experience by accelerating their velocity and self-serve maturity, while abstracting away the complexities of the underlying Kubernetes platform. But, with so many CNCF Application Definition solutions and projects available, we were faced with the “Paradox of Choice”! Choosing the right toolset for our application abstraction was challenging, as the toolset had to satisfy our wide array of use cases as well as fit our existing toolchain. Come hear us talk about how we evaluated some of the powerful open source projects in this space, including but not limited to client-side solutions (Kustomize and Helm) and server-side solutions (KubeVela and Crossplane). We will talk about our proof of concept across these projects that helped us make data driven decisions, our deciding factors and our competitive analysis of these projects. We will finish off with a demo of the winning toolset, showcasing a simple yet powerful application definition for our developers.
Conference: KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2022
Authors: Ramiro Berrelleza, Uma Mukkara
2022-05-19
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The presentation discusses the importance of incorporating chaos engineering into the development workflow for cloud-native applications using Litmus and Octeto on Kubernetes.
- Litmus and Octeto are open-source tools that allow for the validation and verification of code resilience and application functionality on Kubernetes.
- Chaos engineering should be incorporated into the development workflow to improve application quality and resilience.
- Self-service portals and catalogs make it easy for developers to run chaos experiments and tests.
- Running chaos experiments on ephemeral dev environments on Kubernetes makes it easier to run tests and reuse experiments in staging and production.
- The more chaos tests are run, the less expensive and more normal they become in the development workflow.
- Using chaos engineering tools in all phases of development and with multiple components will improve application quality and resilience.
Conference: KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2021
Authors: Jennifer Strejevitch, Alois Reitbauer
2021-10-14
TAG App Delivery focuses on simplifying application delivery on Kubernetes as well as improving developer experience. This session will showcase recent development around operators, chaos engineering, application delivery methods and demo applications. Whether you are just getting started with cloud-native application deliver or getting up to speed on the latest this session will provide you with ongoing activities, recent developments and selected trends based on feedback from CNCF projects in the app delivery space.