Keynote: Kubernetes is Still Hard (for Developers)

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Built Helm as an open-source Helm package manager after a hackathon and scaled it with contributors from Bitnami, Google and Intel, proving package-based installs work; spun up SIG-Apps last year to collect real app patterns; shows developers still must learn Minikube, kubectl, containers, YAML, configMaps and StatefulSets before deploying, making the experience "broom-like." Proposes three concrete fixes: a 12‑Factor for Kubernetes, an Xcode for Kubernetes to encapsulate build/debug/package, and a Rails‑like starter flow so apps ship fast.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 6:02iPhone Development with Xcode
3. 11:15We need a 12-Factor for Kubernetes
4. 11:54We need an Xcode for Kubernetes
5. 12:30We need Rails for Kubernetes

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