Open Application Model: Application-centric DevOps Approach
summary
Open Application Model (OAM) claims to be a spec and framework that puts apps at the center by modeling Kubernetes and ecosystem APIs into components/workloads/traits, letting platform builders wrap raw CRDs (examples: an Istio-based canary and an Argo Rollouts rollout mapped into traits) so developers avoid YAML and low-level ops. It introduces a CRD modeling layer, provides an SDK and repository of workloads and traits for platform builders, and is already used as prototypes with community governance and biweekly meetings.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Open Application Model: Application centric devops approach
- 0:26The great promise of Cloud Native
- 3:25Let's build pipelines
- 5:54The right level of abstraction?
- 9:15Reflect the Cloud native architecture: The cloud native application centric view
- 10:36(Data)crd modeling
- 14:39Component & Workloads
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