How Software Is Deployed on Submarines
summary
A presentation about deploying software for military submarine environments, comparing cloud-native Kubernetes deployments with the constraints of air-gapped, high-security systems used by the Defense Department. It explains platform modifications and processes to implement Zero Trust, techniques for installing applications in internet‑disconnected environments, and ends with a demonstration of running DOOM in such a setting.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 7:06Airgap environments
- 11:29Airgap delivery challenges
- 14:40ZARF in airgaps
- 17:10ZARF deployment demo
- 22:10DefsOps security DevOps
- 27:52UDS Core features
- 30:24Q&A
- 41:52Summary
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