Keynote: Creating the Enterprise App Store
summary
Enterprises still suffer three demons—software they can't stop, can't upgrade, can't delete—but Kubernetes plus GitOps promises an app store model by treating fleets declaratively via cluster API (CAPI), using tools like Flux and Flagger for deployments and rollouts, and embedding policy into reusable platform "profiles." A demonstrated two‑minute boot on metal shows clusters can be ephemeral, multi‑vendor fleets become manageable, and curated platform catalogs can certify and push updates across environments.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:08Kubernetes
- 4:53Cluster API
- 5:40Speed
- 7:03Advanced cases
- 7:25Platform as code
- 8:29Enterprise app store
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