Keynote: Breaking Tradition: The Future of Package Management with Kubernetes
summary
Argues that Kubernetes needs package management with declarative APIs and shows a working stack called carvo that uses an app CR as a pod-like primitive, package and packageInstall objects, and package repositories like Maven/RPM style registries. Demonstrates fetching with Git refs or OCI images, templating with ytt/helm, and using immutable OCI digests so installs are reproducible; installs succeed (Contour runs) and Git-driven updates create continuous updates and air-gap recreation.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 0:17Package Management Today
- 1:27Layered approach: picking the right abstraction
- 3:57Declarative APIs: Package Install CR
- 5:05Build the future of package management with us...
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