Keynote: Kubernetes: Lessons from the Trenches

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AWS reports Amazon EKS runs tens of thousands of production clusters and is available in 13 regions; the service provides a fully managed, HA control plane separated from customer data planes, a native AWS CNI plugin, and integrations with CloudWatch, CloudTrail and IAM. EKS uses cell-based deployment to lower blast radius, runs end-to-end, upgrade and high-scalability tests (including GPU), offers eksctl for one-command clusters and publishes a 99.9% SLA.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:27Leadership Principles
3. 0:57Customer Obsession
4. 3:18Open Source Contributions
5. 4:13Control Plane
6. 5:05Test
7. 5:39Integrations
8. 6:24Transparent Roadmap
9. 7:17Security
10. 9:21Operational Stability
11. 11:21Blast Radius
12. 12:23Scale Out
13. 12:38Testability
14. 13:00Time Between Failures
15. 13:28Time to Repair
16. 13:48Higher Availability
17. 14:22Testing Kubernetes in AWS
18. 16:11Open Source in the Enterprise

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