Keynote: Kubernetes: Lessons from the Trenches
summary
Amazon EKS is a managed Kubernetes control plane running tens of thousands of production clusters with 13 regions available and a 99.9% SLA. AWS deploys EKS with a cell‑based architecture to limit blast radius and speed repairs, uses IAM for auth, a native CNI plugin, CloudWatch/CloudTrail integration, and supports GPU nodes and full conformance testing including scalability and upgrade tests. EKS provides upstream‑compatible clusters, tooling like eksctl, and a shared security model summarized as security is job zero.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:49EKS customer obsession
- 4:18Managed control plane needs
- 7:13Security shared model
- 9:22Operational stability cells
- 14:26EKS deployment topology SLA
- 15:52Future plans call to action
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