Event-driven computing with Kubernetes

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Shows concrete demos: installs Brigade with Helm, runs JavaScript pipelines that spawn pods per job, automates GitHub and Azure DevOps hooks to create ephemeral PR namespaces and then delete them on PR completion; one customer PR deployment is identified by PR id and cleaned up successfully. Installs KEDA to autoscale an order-processor from zero to 15 replicas on a storage queue of 300 messages, using a scaledObject (meanReplicaCount 0, cooldown ~30s) and also deploys Azure Function images with queue-triggered scaling.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:54Event-driven automation
3. 3:02Tooling overview
4. 3:36Brigade architecture
5. 11:00Brigade demonstrations
6. 22:49Advanced automation workflows
7. 34:41Keda concepts
8. 44:06Keda demonstrations

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