How to create beautiful cloud native landscapes?
summary
23KE uses Gardener-based Kubernetes-as-a-Service to make clusters look identical across AWS, Azure, GCP, OpenStack, HNA, VMware and bare metal, automating control plane and infra provisioning via a reconciler and APIs. A seed/seed→shoot architecture isolates regions and customers, typically ~200 shoot clusters per seed, letting a single operator manage thousands of clusters with low TCO. Cluster creation currently takes about five minutes in demos and powers City Cloud’s upcoming managed Kubernetes.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 1:07The infrastructure problem
- 2:30Introducing Gardener
- 5:04Architecture and operations
- 9:07Demonstration and closing
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