Keynotes - Day 1
summary
One case study analyzes Kubernetes contribution and career pathways in Latin America, naming contributors like Rappi, MercadoLibre, Bitso and Nubank, and identifies barriers such as language, mentorship access and market fit while highlighting routes into global remote roles via open-source programs and remote consultancies. The other demonstrates running a Space Invaders app on AWS EKS using Carpenter, spot instances, Horizontal Pod Autoscaler, preStop hooks and a 90-second termination grace to deploy 100 replicas, auto-scale nodes, consolidate node count (≈20 to 10) and tolerate forced pod/node terminations.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Opening
- 1:08Kubernetes in Latin America
- 9:59When to use Kubernetes
- 12:29Kubernetes users
- 18:41Kubernetes jobs and salaries
- 25:50Kubernetes success stories
- 31:37Learning Kubernetes
- 33:22Closing
- 34:28Next talk
- 35:12Fault-tolerant apps
- 36:17Space Invaders demo
- 41:36Demo setup
- 49:31Cost optimization with Spot
- 54:25Auto-scaling with Cluster Autoscaler
- 1:01:09Failure simulation and recovery
- 1:04:24Resources and closing
- 1:05:26Q&A
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