Cloud Native, Data & InfrastructureKubernetes for Developers
Let's face it... containers and Kubernetes are everywhere! But developers don't necessarily want to become Kubernetes specialists. This presentation will focus on what developers need to know to get the most of Kubernetes without having to become a DevOps. We will cover: • modern local development environment (flox, kind...) • building container images (multistage build, build without docker...) • important kubernetes features developers need to know and how to handle them efficiently (requests/limits, graceful shutdown, probes, OCI volumes...) • how to investigate and debug code on kubernetes (kubectl debug, mirrord...) • how to secure applications (SecurityContext, CEL, SBOM, RuntimeClass with gVisor/Kata...) • how to integrate observability with OpenTelemetry The presentation will contain examples and demos with a strong focus on Best Practices.
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But developers don't necessarily want to become Kubernetes specialists.
This presentation will focus on what developers need to know to get the most of Kubernetes without having to become a DevOps.
We will cover:
- modern local development environment (flox, kind...)
- building container images (multistage build, build without docker...)
- important kubernetes features developers need to know and how to handle them efficiently (requests/limits, graceful shutdown, probes, OCI volumes...)
- how to investigate and debug code on kubernetes (kubectl debug, mirrord...)
- how to secure applications (SecurityContext, CEL, SBOM, RuntimeClass with gVisor/Kata...)
- how to integrate observability with OpenTelemetry
The presentation will contain examples and demos with a strong focus on Best Practices.
Alain Regnier
He is a Kubestronaut and GDE Cloud (Google Developer Expert).
He works as Technical Director of the Kubernetes & DevOps group at SCIAM, a company providing Expertise Consulting Services.
Before that he was CTO for Kubo Labs, a company specialized in Kubernetes on premise and on the Cloud.
He helps companies that want to move to Kubernetes or use it more efficiently following Best Practices. (strategy, cluster installation, applications update, training, audit...)
He has also spent 10 years in Silicon Valley working for startups and large companies, where he co-authored various standards about Web Services and Connected Devices.