Abby Fuller, AWS | DockerCon 2018
summary
AWS explains that EKS reaches general availability and ECS adds a daemon-scheduler to run one task per host, while Fargate lets teams run containers without managing clusters. The session demos building effective Docker images, cites a startup that runs with managed zero EC2 instances using Fargate and Lambda, and notes a rapid roadmap loop where customer requests become features — example: EKS GA after preview. Travel and field work totals 175,000 miles this year as part of outreach and customer feedback collection.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 0:44Role in Developer Relations
- 1:26Why containers are awesome
- 2:27Customer personas in containers
- 3:30Big barriers for organizations
- 4:32Day in the life of an evangelist
- 6:41Career path and advice
- 10:35AWS container services overview
- 13:05Customer feedback loop at AWS
- 15:52Reactions to Docker announcements
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