Container Orchestration is a series of online sessions to discuss:
- Why containerized orchestration - experiential case studies of patterns and anti-patterns.
- Tools and tooling - why and how.
- Deployment and monitoring; troubleshooting.
- Security.
Sessions on Containerized Orchestration will be held as:
- Standalone talks
- Birds of Feather (BOF) sessions
- Quarterly (online) MiniConfs
Accepting submissions till 31 Dec 2020, 11:00 PM
Not accepting submissions
We seek talks/Birds of Feather (BOF) sessions/debates/any other formats covering:
- Why you adopted Containers for your use case; before-after scenario.
- Costs - skills, monetary and resources - of using Containers for your use case.
- Alternatives to Kubernetes and Docker - and how these have worked for you; why did you choose alternatives.
- Configuring, scheduling, provisioning and deploying Containers.
- Resource allocation and capacity planning.
- Container security.
- Application workloads; load balancing.
- Related topics.
Suggest topics for someone to speak; or submit a presentation idea based on your work/experiences with Container Orchestration.
Audience for Container Orchestration sessions are primarily DevOps pratictioners and operations engineers.
Make a submission
Accepting submissions till 31 Dec 2020, 11:00 PM
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Ratnadeep Debnath Migrating from traditional EC2-like infra to KubernetesThis talk is inspired by our journey at Zapier to migrate our app infrastructure from traditional AWS EC2, terraform, Ansible based workflow to Kubernetes. The challenges we faced during this journey, the solutions, and finally the rewards. I strongly believe that this talk will help many people who are in a similar position we were when we started this journey. They want to use Kubernetes to spe… more
Duration of the session:: 40 mins full talk
Category of talk: Kubernetes
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Suraj Bankar Ephemeral Kubernetes clusters with Crossplane and ArgoCDIn an era, where applications are composed of multiple microservices, we need effective ways to provision developer, test environments so that they can focus on application development rather than infrastructure. Developer/QA folks need environments where they can play around, quickly make changes and destroy environments once usage is done. In this talk, we will look at the lifecycle management … more
Duration of the session:: 40 mins full talk
Category of talk: Kubernetes
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Abhisek Datta  Kubernetes from an Attacker's PerspectiveKubernetes is everywhere, a container orchestration system that is actively supported by all major cloud providors and adopted by companies across size and scale. more
Duration of the session:: 40 mins full talk
Category of talk: Security
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Denis Dsouza Building an organization specific Kubernetes container PaaSThere are a number of benefits that cloud-native, microservice architectures bring to organizations and containers along with orchestration tools like Kubernetes have been at the forefront of enabling these architectures. more
Duration of the session:: 40 mins full talk
Category of talk: Kubernetes
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Rob Richardson  Level-up Your DevOps with GitHub Actions and KubernetesAre you looking to rapidly deploy your content? Are Docker containers in your future? Come for this demo-only presentation where we start from scratch, live-code a Dockerfile, build up a DevOps pipeline in GitHub Actions, and deploy to Kubernetes. Once setup, commit, and watch the magic flow into place. You too can automate your deployments. more
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Rob Richardson From Build Script to DockerfileThe quest of CI/CD is a uniform build in a neutral environment. With Docker’s multi-stage builds, you can get lean production images while ensuring software quality metrics, and bundling optimization is done exactly right each time. Join us on this journey from a traditional build script to a Docker build that versions, builds, tests, and deploys your software. You can upgrade your infrastructure… more
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Rob Richardson Continuous Security by DesignHave you struggled to get security baked into your DevOps process or have your security needs taken a back seat to “run fast and break things”? Just because we’re moving fast doesn’t mean we can’t be secure. Join us for this deep dive into adding container scanning to a DevOps pipeline. We’ll enumerate the security tool categories, and give you tips for adding these tools to your development work… more
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