Knative 101: What it is, and what it will be
summary
Knative extends Kubernetes with three concrete middleware components: build templates implement pipelines as CRDs that run containers in sequence with a shared filesystem to produce container images; serving offers Service/Route/Configuration/Revision objects, traffic splitting and true scale to zero autoscaling; eventing maps CloudEvents to Channels, Brokers, Sources and Subscriptions to decouple producers and consumers. The project is container-native, runs anywhere Kubernetes runs, and community implementations commonly target Kafka as a channel/backend.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 2:53How does it work?
- 5:13Is Serverless Open source?
- 18:28Common use cases
- 19:46When not to use Serverless
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