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Jakub Scholz is a Software Engineer at Red Hat
CKA (Certified Kubernetes Administrator) has a bad reputation as the hardest certification many people have faced.
In this talk, we will go through the process to pass successfully the exam, tips on the exam itself, the environment and any other question that might arise.
How to fly into a kubernetes certification.
Carlos Gómez is a Kubernetes (CKA | CKAD) | Solutions Architect | DevOps Architect trying to get his place into the Cloud
Starting from a simple application which can be deployed in every machine running Docker, we will go through all steps required to transform the simple app into a Kubernetes native streaming application. We will explain the theory and then exemplify the learnt concepts to define a recipe for running streaming applications on Kubernetes. We will focus both on cultural and technical tricks to help you successfully adopt streaming applications at scale.
At the end of the talk, you will have a comprehensive view regarding all platform building blocks and application requirements needed to successfully run a streaming application on Kubernetes.
Spoiler: you will hear several times the words Apache Kafka, Kafka Streams and Strimzi.
Jeremy Frenay is a platform engineer at Babylon Health.
Stateful vs stateless? We will stately be stating our statutes regarding the status of the state of statefulness and statelessness on k8s- oh yea!
In the DoK Community, one of the main issues that folks have are how in the world can they flatten the learning curve when it comes to running stateful applications in k8s. That's why we've brought on 3 experts from 3 different countries to tell us what state state (intentionally doubled) is in!
Lili Cosic is a Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat, working on OpenShift monitoring. She is also a kube-state-metrics, prometheus-operator and kube-prometheus project maintainer. Previously she worked at Weaveworks on the Weave cloud integration with Kubernetes and before that, she found her passion for Kubernetes operators at Kinvolk creating first operators. In her free time, Lili enjoys experimenting with Kubernetes, cooking and distributed systems.
Tomasz Cholewa is the co-founder of Cloud Code Labs and he believes that good applications deserve even better environments where they can spread their wings and it's his job to help you create them. To achieve it he uses cloud and containers, but mostly he listens carefully to understand and use the right mix of proper technology and processes around it. His field of expertise is public cloud (AWS), containers and their orchestration engines - OpenShift and Kubernetes.
Jacquie Grindrod is a developer advocate for HashiCorp with a focus on delivery and orchestration, where she’s able to apply her passion for solving problems with a holistic approach by bridging the gaps between teams and systems. In 2019, Jacquie was recognized as one of Canada’s Top 30 Under 30 Developers and has spoken at conferences including DevOpsDays Toronto and Grace Hopper Celebration.
In our inaugural DOKC meet-up, Patrick McFadin Developer Advocate at Datastax emphasized the challenges of running Cassandra on Kubernetes, concluding at one point that “Kubernetes might not be ready for Cassandra.” Since that meeting, the use of the open-source Container Attached Storage project OpenEBS as a simple and high performance per workload storage for Cassandra has proliferated.
Cloudian’s HyperStore is S3-compatible object storage software focused on the enterprise market. In this talk, I'll discuss how and why we are working on Kubernetes-managed versions of HyperStore, including where we are now and what we're looking.
En este episodio, Alexander Herranz nos habla sobre la localización de los datos de las empresas mediante la comparativa entre Openshift o Kubernetes. Algunos temas que tratamos:
When talking about data, we usually think about big data and scale, and what do we do next. Such limits are sometimes a good problem to have. In this talk, we'll discuss our approach to this situation using the Ingress Controller.
Laurent is a Software Development Engineer at Adobe. He started in Dev, went to Ops (sometimes referred to as "SRE" these days), then became a manager and now he's back to being an individual contributor.
This is all on purpose: he likes to do new things!
He grew up in Marseille, France (go Olympique de Marseille!), but moved to the US right after college and actually he's never had a real job in Europe...
When he isn't coding, he likes playing soccer (although he's been doing a lot of "watching" since March 2020).
For our 14th installation of the data on k8s community meetup, we talked with Cloud System Engineer / Architect Arie van den Bos.
For our 13th installation of the data on k8s meetup, we will be talking with Senior Software Engineer Sebastien Guilloux from Elastic about Distributed workloads on k8s and how operators play a part in that!
// Abstract:
We'll discuss how operators can help you manage distributed workloads, and a few operator tricks we learned while working on ECK (Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes) - an operator for the Elastic stack.
// Sebastien Guilloux Bio:
Sebastien Guilloux is a senior software engineer at Elastic. He has spent most of his career working with distributed systems, building resilient applications, and orchestrating Apache Kafka and Elasticsearch nodes around the world. He currently works on writing a Kubernetes operator for the Elastic Stack, Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes (ECK).
@_sebgl on twitter
// Final thoughts
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▬▬▬▬▬▬ Supporters of the DoKc ▬▬▬▬▬▬
This meetup is sponsored by MayaData, which helped start the DOK.community and remains an active supporter. MayaData sponsors two Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) projects, OpenEBS (http://www.openEBS.io) - the leading open-source container attached storage solution - and Litmus (https://litmuschaos.io/) - the leading Kubernetes native chaos engineering project, which was recently donated to the CNCF as a Sandbox project. As of August 2020, MayaData is the fifth-largest contributor to CNCF projects. Well-known users of MayaData software include the CNCF itself, Bloomberg, Comcast, Arista, Orange, Intuit, and others. Check out more info at https://mayadata.io/
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