It Doesn't Always Have to Be Kubernetes
summary
The talk examines how larger organizations can migrate monolithic, VM-hosted application-server deployments toward a cloud-native architecture without adopting Kubernetes. It presents an evolving architecture approach and introduces open-source tools for incrementally adapting on‑prem infrastructure and operations to modern patterns while avoiding the multi-year disruption and staffing burden of a full Kubernetes rollout.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 7:42What does your current infrastructure look like?
- 8:25What do we actually want?
- 15:49Containers
- 17:10another Node
- 20:48Overview
- 23:04Automation
- 26:50Tie it up
- 36:19Building a "Private Cloud" from individual (Open Source) components is possible
- 36:51One (Open Source) tool for each special task
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