Want to save the planet? Use DailyClean, an open source app built with Q...
summary
DailyClean is an open‑source tool (github.com/AxaGuilDEv/dailyclean) that reduces cloud costs by scheduling Kubernetes Jobs/cronJobs which scale Deployments to zero and later restore them to one using the Kubernetes API. It provides a React frontend and a Quarkus native (GraalVM) API optimized for OpenShift namespaces, protects resources via a label (e.g. axa.com/dailyclean=protected), and relies on a GitOps workflow to track and restore original replica counts; AXA reports ~67% idle time and up to 10× cost reduction.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and presentation
- 2:40Demo presentation
- 11:35Why DailyClean?
- 14:49What are DailyClean's needs?
- 16:35What are the technical constraints?
- 20:04Some observations
- 23:01How does it work?
- 27:29Summary
- 31:43Developing in Go
- 41:26Conclusion
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