Cloud Agnostic Design Patterns and Tips
summary
Shows a concrete cloud-agnostic serverless stack: Quarkus + Knative for Java apps, CloudEvents for event shape, and a Kafka-backed channel on Kubernetes/OpenShift. Demo builds a voting UI, pushes votes into Kafka, persists to a database and the system scales to zero and back (example: auto‑scaled to four pods on load then terminated). Claims and tools line up with runnable artifacts and an on‑cluster demo that visibly works.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Cloud agnostic design intro
- 1:16Advantages of cloud computing
- 3:28Cloud lock-in risks
- 5:34Open source lock-in fix
- 7:22Serverless basics and challenges
- 9:06Functions lock-in risks
- 12:42Serverless with containers
- 14:06K Native serverless
- 16:58Event-driven serverless
- 21:18Live demo: serverless events
- 24:29Serverless AI use cases
- 25:11Open source vs proprietary
- 26:38Future of open source
- 27:00Resources and closing
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