Kubernetes Operability Tooling
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Artisanally hand-crafting our own container hosting solutions can be a fun learning experience, but for repeatable production use, we want to deploy and manage Kubernetes in a reproducible fashion. Using Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) with open source tools like Helm, Draft, Brigade, Duffle, and more, we can deploy and update our managed Kubernetes clusters and applications via a trusted, versioned, repeatable process. With the practical application of open specifications like Cloud Native Application Bundles and open source tools to simplify cluster management and application development, we can more effectively use Kubernetes at scale. **Who should attend this talk:** Software developers interested in tooling around running apps on Kubernetes **Academic level:** Intermediate **What is the take away in this talk:** Demystifying open source operability tooling in the Kubernetes ecosystem.
Transcript
Artisanally hand-crafting our own container hosting solutions can be a fun learning experience, but for repeatable production use, we want to deploy and manage Kubernetes in a reproducible fashion.
Using Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) with open source tools like Helm, Draft, Brigade, Duffle, and more, we can deploy and update our managed Kubernetes clusters and applications via a trusted, versioned, repeatable process.
With the practical application of open specifications like Cloud Native Application Bundles and open source tools to simplify cluster management and application development, we can more effectively use Kubernetes at scale.
Who should attend this talk: Software developers interested in tooling around running apps on Kubernetes
Academic level: Intermediate
What is the take away in this talk: Demystifying open source operability tooling in the Kubernetes ecosystem.
About the speakers
Co-host of Arrested DevOps Podcast & Principal Cloud Developer Advocate at Microsoft