Keynote: The Future of GitOps
summary
Argues that GitOps moves beyond Kubernetes to coordinate the full app lifecycle, claims declarative is the future now, and cites concrete stacks: Argo for preventing drift, CRDs and the Operator Framework for day‑one installs and day‑two upgrades, and using Argo + Crossplane to provision off‑cluster resources (S3, SQS equivalents). Demonstrates a Kafka cluster brought up and resized from YAML, notes gaps remain in cloud CLI workflows and suggests GitOps should interface directly with non‑Kubernetes services.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:10The Future
- 0:20Kubernetes Docker
- 0:51Kubernetes Podman
- 1:45The Reality of Kubernetes
- 2:09Managed Kubernetes
- 2:29Problems with managed Kubernetes
- 2:41Kubernetes with Argo
- 3:22Operator Framework
- 3:54Kafka
- 4:16Offcluster resources
- 5:18Outro
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