Managing Modern Serverless Workloads using &
summary
Knative provides three compatible runtimes — Knative, Cloud Run, and Cloud Run on GKE — that share the same Knative API, use containers, and let services auto-scale to zero. The talk shows a real Flask service that bundles LibreOffice in a Docker image, built with Cloud Build, stored in GCR, and deployed to Cloud Run in seconds; it works end-to-end. Notes: Istio is pluggable, Tekton replaces Build, pricing is 100ms granularity for managed Cloud Run while Cloud Run on GKE incurs cluster costs.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 1:22Serverless model
- 2:55Containers
- 5:45Kubernetes ecosystem
- 6:58Knative project
- 7:54Knative for operator
- 8:27Knative for developer
- 9:03Knative launch partners
- 9:51Knative stack
- 11:34Knative serving
- 12:20Knative Eventing
- 13:04Tekton pipeline
- 17:44Portability based on Knative
- 19:21Demo
- 33:17Use cases
- 34:30Knative & Cloud Run: Ready for you!
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