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Conference:  CloudOpen 2022
Authors: Andrew Bonham
2022-06-22

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Overview of BPM tools and their use cases in various industries
  • BPM tools can be applied to a wide range of problems in the workflow realm
  • Human workflow and process orchestration are two areas where BPM can help
  • BPM tools can be used for data entry and generating UIs
  • Some BPM tools have support for Kubernetes and can be deployed in a cloud-native way
  • Reusable rules can be created using a rule repository and naming conventions
Authors: Cwen Yin
2022-05-20

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Chaos Mesh is a tool for chaos engineering in Kubernetes environments that allows users to simulate failures and test the resilience of their applications.
  • Chaos Mesh provides a comprehensive data inspection mechanism and a simple yet powerful reporting system to improve availability
  • Chaos Mesh plans to develop a new security component to program chaos experiments and provide a plugin to extend the tool's capabilities
  • Chaos Mesh has a community of users who share their use cases and experiments through interactive tutorials, monthly meetings, and a GitHub repository
Authors: Brad Topol, Chris Metz, Jim Angel
2021-10-13

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The presentation discusses the process of creating and maintaining the Kubernetes website using Hugo and Netlify.
  • The Kubernetes website is generated using Hugo, which converts markdown files into HTML pages.
  • Shortcodes are used to dynamically generate content based on data in the config.toml file.
  • The website uses the Doxy theme, which is a submodule maintained separately from the main repository.
  • Netlify is used to host the website and has a similar configuration file structure to Hugo.
  • Netlify allows for easy deployment and testing of changes to the website.
  • The use of Hugo, shortcodes, and Netlify allows for efficient and dynamic management of the Kubernetes website.
Authors: Andrew Block, Paul Czarkowski, Karena Angell, Scott Rigby
2021-10-13

Have you ever wondered, how can I improve the processes and tooling around my Helm Chart development and distribution? Just like with a programming language, there are OSS projects in the Helmiverse, such as linters, testing tools, and automation you can use to help you with charts. In this session, you’ll learn about some of these tools and how you can use them to improve your workflow and CI automation. Along the way you’ll learn about supply chain security, GitHub actions, YAML validation, tools you can use in any CI system, and more. Charts are at the heart of using Helm, in this session you’ll learn how to have a healthier heart.