Keynote: Kubernetes - Don't Stop Believin'
summary
Kubernetes hits scale: 31,000 contributors, ~164,000 commits and 1.2 million comments across GitHub, and the platform goal shifts from product to substrate for other platforms. Practical gaps: client-go complexity for non-Go languages, operators/CRDs needing higher-level patterns, and configuration tooling beyond Helm. Working projects include kind for multi-node local clusters, Cluster API and Crossplane for infra-as-API, and proposals to treat Postgres as a cloud-native installable application.
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:28Kubernetes
- 0:59Commits
- 1:22Github issues
- 1:42Dont stop Believin
- 2:42March 6 2008
- 3:22Mom slide
- 4:35Stability in Kubernetes
- 5:42Kubernetes Ecosystem
- 6:20Kubernetes in more places
- 7:18Kubernetes in the cloud
- 7:35Kubernetes on your desktop
- 8:05Kubernetes in your car
- 8:37Kubernetes in a store
- 9:24API machinery
- 10:38Barrier to entry
- 11:25Kubernetes is a platform
- 11:49Is it done
- 12:43Custom APIs
- 13:24Cluster API
- 14:03Building on Kubernetes
- 16:52Configuration Management
- 18:10Stateful
- 18:21It depends
- 18:45Community
- 19:08Summary
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