Why is Anyone Using Kubernetes Anyway?
Talkat KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2021 · on Wednesday, 2021-10-13· at 16:30· Room 501 ABC + Online·
summary
SIG Usability runs a two-year JTBD study that turns anonymized, hour-plus interviews into a survey scoring importance versus satisfaction to pinpoint underserved jobs. Early findings say companies adopt Kubernetes from hype and community pressure, developers gain from its API and abstractions, but onboarding and rewrite runway are expensive bottlenecks, upgrades and operator burden are painful, and secure storage of interview recordings demanded new processes; monthly meetings are Tuesdays 10 a.m. Pacific.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:00Special Interest Group
- 2:40Overview
- 3:12Jobs to be done
- 4:00Survey
- 5:50Security
- 7:35Openness
- 8:40Opportunities
- 10:50Getting Involved
- 11:25Open Source Contributions
- 12:55Hype
- 13:50Collaborative nature
- 14:30Kubernetes community
- 15:50Kubernetes value
- 16:10Kubernetes challenges
- 17:30Kubernetes vs Cloud
- 20:40API
- 21:30Upgrading
- 23:00User Goals
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