Data on Kubernetes Community
Data on Kubernetes Community
The Data on Kubernetes Community (DoKC) is where users go to run data on Kubernetes. We facilitate the creation and sharing of best practices to help users advance in their DoK journey. Here you can enjoy the audio from our livestreams and meetups. Learn more at https://dok.community/
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DoK Talks #77- Kubernetes Essential Tools // Javier Ramos 25.08.2021 1:08:59
ABSTRACT OF THE TALK In this talk I will try to summarize my favorite tools for Kubernetes with special emphasis on the newest and lesser known tools which I think will become very popular. BIO Javier has over 15 years of experience in the IT industry as an enterprise architect with especial emphasis on Big Data and DevOps. He has worked in small startups and also large multinational...
DoK Talks #71 Introducing Kubestr: A new way to benchmark your Kubernetes storage // Michael Cade 20.08.2021 1:01:44
Abstract of the talk… Benchmarking storage is not a new concept, this has been happening on storage for a long time. But have we overlooked the benchmarking capabilities or at least the ease in which to achieve this in a cloud-native, container-based, Kubernetes landscape? There has been a rise in stateful workloads and support around persistent storage in Kubernetes is improving. Now we can take...
DoK Student Sessions- Why you should learn the Julia Programming Language // Logan Kilpatrick 20.08.2021 1:03:40
Abstract of the talk… In this talk, we will go over what Julia is, why you would want to learn it, and how to contribute to the ecosystem. Bio… Logan is the Community Manager for the Julia Programming Language, a member of the Board of Directors at NumFOCUS, and a Machine Learning Engineer. Outside of work, Logan is a graduate student at Harvard University and Northwestern Universities Pritzker Sc...
DoK Talks #76 AHOY - open source release manager for Kubernetes // Neil White 19.08.2021 1:08:15
Abstract of the talk… AHOY is a release manager for Kubernetes, fully open source. Bio… I thought, this is easier explained, in, interpretive rap... Look, if you had one shot, one opportunity To fix everything that was ever broke In one deployment Would you rebuild it, or just let it fail? Yo His palms are sweaty, config weak, server load is heavy There's vomit on this keyboard already, Kubernetes...
DoK Talks #75 Run production-grade Databases on Kubernetes using KubeDB // Tamal Saha 18.08.2021 1:08:55
Abstract of the talk… Kubernetes has emerged as the de-facto way to deploy modern containerized apps on cloud or on-premises. Despite all that growth on the application layer, it remains challenging to run a database in a distributed environment like Kubernetes. However, many developers want to treat data infrastructure the same as application stacks. Operators want to use the same tools for datab...
DoK Talks #74 Introducing LitmusChaos 2.0 // Prithvi Raj & Sayan Mondal 18.08.2021 1:17:05
Abstract of the talk… Chaos Engineering in the past few years has evolved with the development of the Cloud-Native paradigm and with the introduction of the LitmusChaos tool which helps curate Cloud-Native Chaos Engineering. Belonging to the CNCF ecosystem, Litmus stresses upon applying Chaos Engineering to modern architectures and building resilient applications simultaneously. The features and i...
DoK Talks #73- Build Reproducible Experiments with Kubeflow and lakeFS // Barak Amar 13.08.2021 1:00:45
Abstract of the talk… Kubeflow is a cloud-native ML platform that simplifies the training and deployment of machine learning pipelines on Kubernetes. lakeFS is wrapper layer around an object store that enables git-like operations such as branching and committing over datasets. Learn how to build ML workflows that are portable, scalable, and reproducible by integrating lakeFS operations into your K...
DoK Talks #72- Highly available, pluggable and long term storage metrics for everyone. Extending Prometheus with Thanos // Wiard van Rij 11.08.2021 1:09:21
Abstract of the talk… Prometheus was initially made for short metric retention to answer questions on “what is happening ‘now’”. It is a strong project that solves certain problems really well, but still as a monolith when doing so. Thanos has been made to enable scaling, highly available setups and long term (cheap) storage for Prometheus. Everyone could leverage Thanos for these features. It doe...
Intro to Persistence in Kubernetes 06.08.2021 57:30
Abstract of the talk… So you want want to run stateful containers? A brief intro to persistence in Kubernetes. Kubernetes and persistent storage go together like oil and water. Kubernetes is inherently an ephemeral system and persistent storage by definition must survive. After his talk, you should have a clear understanding of the how to get started on the path to successfully manage a persistent...
DoK Talks #70 - YugabyteDB - Distributed SQL Database on Kubernetes // Amey Banarse 04.08.2021 1:12:25
Abstract of the talk… Kubernetes has hit a home run for stateless workloads, but can it do the same for stateful services such as distributed databases? Before we can answer that question, we need to understand the challenges of running stateful workloads on, well anything. In this talk, we will first look at which stateful workloads, specifically databases, are ideal for running inside Kubernetes...
DoK Talks #67- Run Apache APISIX in Kubernetes // Jintao Zhang 02.08.2021 43:29
Abstract of the talk… Apache APISIX is a dynamic, real-time, high-performance API gateway. You can use Apache APISIX to handle traditional north-south traffic, as well as east-west traffic between services. It can also be used as a k8s ingress controller. In this talk, Jintao Zhang will introduce how to run Apache APISIX on k8s and how to use Apache APISIX as an ingress controller. Bio…...
DoK #69- To Certify or Not to Certify, is Kubernetes Certification Worth it? // Keith McClellan 02.08.2021 1:09:15
Abstract of the talk… As an engineer, should I consider getting a certification? What makes a certification valuable to me or my employer? How do I pick which one to get? Will these really help me build stateful applications on Kubernetes? In this talk, we will discuss the relative value of certifying on different technologies, with a specific focus on CNCF certifications for administration...
DoK Talks #68- The Kubernetes-native way to providing database services to developers // Adam Sandor 28.07.2021 58:10
Bio… Adam is a Solutions Architect at Styra, helping companies adopt Cloud Native tech. Coming from a Java-dev background he is most excited about the space where software development and operations meet. When he is not flying in DCS World he is hacking on CI/CD, GitOps and Kubernetes Operators. Abstract of the talk… As Kubernetes is becoming the infrastructure platform of choice in many companies...
DoK #66 Crossplane Packages as a Distribution Mechanism // Daniel Mangum 21.07.2021 1:05:40
Abstract of the talk… A typical user's journey with Crossplane starts with provisioning infrastructure using the Kubernetes API, then evolves to composing infrastructure into higher level abstractions, and culminates with building a complete platform using packages. Crossplane packages are distributed as OCI images, meaning that a platform API can easily be reproduced in any cluster, and they can...
DoK #65 Using Kubernetes and ClickHouse to enable high performance app analytics // Robert Hodges 16.07.2021 1:06:30
Abstract of the talk… Embedded analytics are a major source of value to application users. Virtually every SaaS offering has them or is adding them now. This talk shows how to build low latency analytic applications on Kubernetes with ClickHouse, a popular, open source data warehouse. We'll start with the ClickHouse Kubernetes Operator to manage data warehouses, then cover ingest and visualization...
DoK #63 Stranger Danger - Kubernetes Edition // Matt Jarvis 13.07.2021 1:06:34
Abstract of the talk… Kubernetes is a powerful set of abstractions, but it's flexibility and configurability means it's pretty insecure by default. In this hands on talk, I'll show how an attacker can expand the blast radius of an exploit from a vulnerable web application in a container to owning the entire cluster. I'll also cover some ways in which you can prevent this happening to you ! Bio… Ma...
DoK #62 Easy Kubernetes Volumes using Longhorn // Saiyam Pathak 13.07.2021 1:10:31
Abstract of the talk… Longhorn is a lightweight, reliable, and powerful distributed block storage system for Kubernetes. It is an open source tool that can be installed on any Kubernetes Cluster. It has features like incremental snapshots and backup that can be backed up to NFS or S3-compatible object storage. In this talk, you will learn about Longhorn, its features including backup/recovery, and...
DoK #61 Perfecting Machine Learning Workloads on Kubernetes // Lars Suanet 02.07.2021 1:04:55
Abstract of the talk… More and more applications are powered by Machine Learning (ML) models. Where the gap between Software Engineers and a Production environment on Kubernetes is already big, the gap between Data Scientists and that same production environment is enormous. In this talk, we will provide you with a framework for translating ML requirements into infrastructural requirements and con...
DoK #60 Intro to Kubernetes // Aitor Artola & Kunal Kushwaha 02.07.2021 1:46:18
Abstract of the talk… In this event we will introduce Kubernetes, containers and the cloud native initiative. You will get an overview of the benefits of containers running on Kubernetes and the new mindset that it requires, a new mindset driven by the cultural change the cloud native initiative is promoting. Concepts related to microservices and automation will be covered giving an overview of th...
Postgres on Kubernetes Hands-On-Lab // Álvaro Hernández 01.07.2021 2:01:55
Abstract of the talk… From 0 to 60/100 (depending on where you live) in just 2h! It may sound "slow" if you talk about cars, but when you talk about databases in general and Postgres in particular, it isn't! From an empty Kubernetes cluster, you will leave the session with one or more Postgres clusters created, all with: high availability and automatic failover; automated backups with lifecycle; d...
DoK #59 Let's get Real: SRE | Do we need it? // Benoit Schipper 23.06.2021 59:30
Abstract of the talk… More and more companies around the world are adopting SRE. Despite Google's great book series regarding SRE, there is no default implementation for SRE. Join me and watch me explain this by taking my home country as an example =). Bio… I work as a SRE for several customers at hcs-company.com . My past as network engineer in the global Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) busine...
DoK #58 Benchmarking for PostgreSQL workloads in Kubernetes // Gabriele Bartolini & Francesco Canovai 18.06.2021 1:04:14
Abstract of the talk… Databases like PostgreSQL cannot run on Kubernetes. That’s the refrain we hear all the time, as well as the motivation for us to break this barrier, once and for all. Hear the story of our journey so far about bringing PostgreSQL to Kubernetes. Discover why we believe that benchmarking both the storage and the database before production leads to a healthier and longer experie...
DoK #57 Key Criteria for Evaluating Kubernetes Data Storage // Enrico Signoretti 17.06.2021 1:01:59
Abstract of the talk… Enterprises of all sizes are embracing hybrid cloud strategies that are ever more complex and structured, moving quickly from a first adoption phase, where data and applications are distributed manually and statically across different on-premises and cloud environments, to a new paradigm in which data and application mobility is the key to flexibility and agility. Now organiz...
DoK #56 It's just a SQL - Crash course on Synapse Serverless for T-SQL ninjas! // Nikola Ilic 16.06.2021 1:08:59
Abstract of the talk… Are you a seasoned T-SQL developer, used to solve each and every challenge by writing plain old SQL? But, now you need to leverage data coming from semi-structured or unstructured sources? What if I tell you that you can get your mission accomplished by writing your favorite T-SQL syntax? In this session, you will learn what is a Serverless SQL pool within Azure Synapse Analy...
DoK #55 How to optimise operations and life cycle management for containers? // Rajalakshmi Srinivasa 11.06.2021 1:03:25
Abstract of the talk… Modern applications are built to run on containerized infrastructure. Businesses are also migrating their existing apps from traditional to container deployments. In such a scenario, gaining end-to-end visibility of the complete Kubernetes container environment is an important challenge for the IT Operators/Administrators. In this talk, we will cover the following. - New...
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