KubeHuddle Toronto 2023
2023-05-17..2023-05-18
Toronto, Canada
who it's for
platform engineers, site reliability engineers, platform operators, cloud architects, network engineers, developer advocates, open source contributors
topics
Kubernetes orchestration layer; Kubernetes control plane; multi-cluster stitching; F5 Global Network overlay; edge Kubernetes platforms; NGINX Ingress controller; zero to CKA training; WebAssembly as deployment target; programmatic cluster configs; GitOps and OpenGitOps guidance; Kubernetes Java client contributions; communication and allyship tactics
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Welcome to | Tony Marfil, Michael OLeary, Jason Rahm, Buu Lam, Aubrey King, Chase Abbott | 01m |
Sponsor showcase announces a hands-on Kubernetes + NGINX workshop that demonstrates building distributed compute systems with live demos and configuration… | ||
| Wrapping | Marino Wijay | 07m |
A networking-focused conference springs up in Toronto after six months planning, deliberately combining edge and Kubernetes networking with cloud and IoT… | ||
| Day 1 Recap | Michael O'Leary, Tony Marfil | 04m |
Three and a half hour lab focuses on a platform approach that actually stitches multiple Kubernetes clusters across messy underlays using an F5 Global Network… | ||
| What does the word Kubernetes mean? | Jason Rahm, Buu Lam, Aubrey King, Chase Abbott | 01m |
Kubernetes name derives from the Greek word for Helmsman or ship captain and the project functions as the control plane that navigates and coordinates… | ||
| What is Kubernetes? | Jason Rahm, Buu Lam, Aubrey King, Chase Abbott | 01m |
Kubernetes defines an orchestration layer that manages containers and microservices, coordinating deployment, scaling and health checks across Linux hosts. It… | ||
| What is F5 Distributed Cloud? | Jason Rahm, Buu Lam, Aubrey King, Chase Abbott | 01m |
F5 Distributed Cloud is a global platform that claims to provide networking, security, and visibility for applications regardless of deployment location… | ||
| What is | Jason Rahm, Buu Lam, Aubrey King, Chase Abbott | 01m |
NGINX is the world's most popular web server and Kubernetes Ingress controller, described with concrete reasons: lightweight performance that minimizes CPU and… | ||
| On the origins of | Marino Wijay | 01m |
Explains that KubeHuddle is literally born from people huddling together to talk Kubernetes, not a pun on the Cube Cuddle podcast, and that the goal is to… | ||
| Highlights | Leigh Capili | 02m |
Recap centers on concrete takeaways: systems-thinking diagrams expose recurring pathological interactions between humans and infrastructure, identifying where… | ||
| How to get started in Open Source Communities | Kunal Kushwaha | 06m |
Five years of community experience leads to concrete steps: start by cloning the Kubernetes Java client, learn Docker and Maven, run tests locally and fix… | ||
| How to talk to women | Diana Pham | 03m |
Practical communication tactics for interacting with women in tech include concrete moves like asking open questions, mirroring language briefly, and naming… | ||
| Overcoming the adoption challenges with WebAssembly | Chavez Lumba, Buu Lam | 03m |
Claim: the main barrier to wide WebAssembly adoption is a developer tooling gap — teams are building platforms so engineers never touch raw wasm bytecode… | ||
| Imposter syndrome in the tech community | Tony Marfil | 01m |
Claims that imposter syndrome affects many people across roles — from pre-sales and marketing to the hardcore technical person — and that the practical step of… | ||
| Catching up | Michael O'Leary | 01m |
Recap of KubeHuddle questions and themes, not a live demo: it catalogs pain points when running Kubernetes with legacy databases, tradeoffs between… | ||
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