KCD Denmark 2023
2023-11-14
Brabrand, Denmark
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Carbon-Aware Computing: Measuring and Reducing the Carbon Intensity of Software | Anders Lybecker | 36m |
Built a bare-metal cluster and a carbon-aware dispatcher that queries ElectricityMap/CO2 APIs and a cost API to pick time and location for jobs, handling… | ||
| Running prioritised workload in Kubernetes | Allan Højgaard Jensen | 34m |
Allan Højgaard Jensen
Platform Development Specialist, Netic
Allan Højgaard Jensen is working as Platform Development Specialist for Netic - a Trifork… | ||
| Cloud Native Data Platforms - The why, what and how | Rasmus Steiniche | 35m |
Argues that cloud native patterns are colliding with big data and that companies move from centralized warehouses to data mesh domain-owned data products using… | ||
| Event sourcing after page 1: How we built a cloud native bank | Thomas Bøgh Fangel | 35m |
Lunar builds a cloud‑native, event‑sourced banking core on Kubernetes using Go and Postgres with a homegrown event library; ~300 services run on the platform… | ||
| Principle of Least Privilege: How to Secure Kubernetes Without Making Users Hate You | Katharina Sick | 34m |
Kubernetes insecure workload configs top OWASP’s list, and this talk shows a concrete path: adopt least privilege across users and service accounts, remove… | ||
| The Platform Engineering Journey | Roberth Strand | 33m |
Argues that platform engineering is the natural evolution of IT operations with a product mindset that reduces developer cognitive load and makes secure… | ||
| GitOps or a Journey to a Production Incident and Swiftly Back Again | Pavol Hronsky | 35m |
GitOps deployment causes a production DNS outage when a one-line config change makes monitoring agents scrape everything, crashing CoreDNS across a 150-node… | ||
| Observability For You and Me with OpenTelemetry | Eric D. Schabell | 36m |
Introductory roadmap to OpenTelemetry that names what gets built and why: an Collector that ingests OTLP and can prefilter or drop data before exporting, the… | ||
| Migrating 2 million CPU cores to Kubernetes | Lucy Sweet, Mathias Schwarz | 24m |
Uber migrates about 1.85 million CPU cores from Peloton to Kubernetes, aiming for ~2.7M by year end, by slotting a new Kubernetes backend into an existing UP… | ||
| Is Backstage for me? | Jorge Lainfiesta | 32m |
Backstage claims rapid momentum—24,000 stars—and analysis of adopters (20 surveyed, dozens interviewed) finds successful installs rely on custom plugins that… | ||
| Platform Engineering Is Not About Tech | Nicolò Cambiaso | 35m |
Most platform failures are not technical but organizational — Gartner predicts over 70% of platforms fail to deliver desired outcomes by 2025. Common pitfalls… | ||
| Application promotion in GitOps | Emil Munksø | 05m |
GitOps works fine for one repo and one cluster but single-cluster GitOps breaks at scale when promoting apps across dev/test/prod because teams must move… | ||
| DevOps Lessons from a Primary School Teacher | Timothy Mamo | 06m |
Classroom routines map to concrete DevOps practices: use the zone of proximal development to set learning goals within reach rather than dumping Kubernetes on… | ||
| Prioritising the tricky stuff when building your platform | Mads Høgstedt Danquah | 04m |
Three concrete practices for platform teams building stateful services at sites like LEGO manufacturing: involve end users in internal demos so feedback lands… | ||
| Unlocking Next-Gen Networking and Security with Cilium Service Mesh | Stephane Karagulmez | 05m |
Cilium Service Mesh uses eBPF to implement high-performance, fine-grained service-to-service security and networking while bypassing sidecars, cutting… | ||
| Panel Discussion | Rasmus Steiniche, Eric D. Schabell, Roberth Strand, Lucy Sweet | 24m |
A stateless compute platform migrates to Kubernetes and enforces require at least two containers to avoid single-container assumptions; platform teams struggle… | ||
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