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Conference: KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2022
Authors: Peter Mueller, Jens Erat, Sabine Wolz
2022-05-18
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The presentation discusses the company's journey towards cloud native mindset and open source strategy, and the success factors and benefits of using open source technology and community approach in their platform.
- The company started small and thought big, and went automation first even automation only.
- The cloud approach spread among the IT in the company, reducing lead times in deploying new applications from month to days or even minutes.
- The company constantly renews their setup and follows the newest upstream development by joining in community efforts like cluster API management or for Kubernetes fleets.
- The company supports their app teams all the way on backway to cloud native to keep up with the pace.
- The company's platform is mostly open source or inner source, and they support their platforms in a community approach.
- The company's success factors include starting small and thinking big, going automation first, reducing cognitive load of devops teams, and using open source technology and community approach.
Conference: KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2021
Authors: Noah Abrahams
2021-10-13
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The presentation is a whimsical introduction to the daily life of Kubernetes and common production deployments. It highlights the ecosystem of Kubernetes and its natural predators, and how developers adapt to their environment. The talk also emphasizes the importance of monitoring and scaling in Kubernetes.
- Kubernetes is a cluster that relies on YAML to perform its daily activities and guide the herd's actions of carrying workloads
- Developers bring along YAML of their own and use tools like Helm Chart and Argo CD to deploy their applications
- Scaling is one of Kubernetes' greatest strengths, but it cannot solve all problems
- Monitoring, like Prometheus, is crucial in detecting problems and alerting IT staff to take action