Kubernetes Operability Tooling
summary
Argues that reproducible, manageable Kubernetes comes from combining a managed service (AKS) with tooling: Terraform to provision infra, Helm charts and Draft to scaffold and package apps, Brigade jobs for event-driven pipelines, and Porter/Duffle implementing CNAB bundles to version and sign releases. Cites audience signal: ~60% have tried Kubernetes but only ~8–10% run it in production. Shows upgrades work zero‑downtime via the managed control plane and warns rollbacks are unreliable.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 1:46Outline
- 11:41Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
- 17:34Terraform
- 24:42Cloud Native Application Bundle Spec for packaging distributed apps
- 33:00the future
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