Keynote: End User Awards
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Company moves from zero to 100+ clusters and 2,500+ applications in about a year by building the Intuit Kubernetes System Manager (iKSM), which automates cluster lifecycle, cloud account access, security and compliance policies and upgrades clusters every 2–4 weeks. Developers get preconfigured namespaces as a self-service "vending" model, about 80 integrated tools provide a kubernetes-native developer experience, and both developers and security teams report that the approach works in production.
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