The Journey to Kubernetes Everywhere
summary
Argues that Kubernetes becomes the default runtime across cloud, edge and IoT by 2025, driving thousands of clusters in retail stores, base stations and factories; cites lightweight runtimes like k3s and KubeEdge and hosted services GKE/AKS/EKS/Oracle Kubernetes; highlights storage and networking projects such as OpenEBS and Portworx and cross-cluster service meshes; lists hard engineering gaps — fleet management, OS and cluster patching, and automated updates — plus strong demand for Kubernetes admin skills.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 2:08By 2025, the majority of your applications
- 3:00Modern applications require Kubernetes
- 4:00The Journey to Kubernetes-as-a-Service
- 5:02Building Kubernetes-as-a-Service Phase 3
- 9:17Start Building an Enterprise-wide Kubernetes Strategy Today
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