Continuous integration and development with Kubernetes

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Calendar
When:
February 17, 2022 @ 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
2022-02-17T18:30:00+00:00
2022-02-17T20:30:00+00:00
Contact:
Vishal Anand and Julian Kunkel
Email

February’s virtual event, on the theme of Continuous Integration and Development using Kubernetes.

AGENDA
18:00 – Feel free to join the online meeting to chat with other participants
18:30 – Presentations
20:00 – Closing discussion

There is no requirement to register, you can just connect to livestream using BigBlueButton using this link.  Thank you to GWDG for providing hosting for this meeting.

We are also recording the talks for later posting on our YouTube channel.

The livestream link will be open from 18:00 for networking, and the event will start at 18:30 prompt. We’ll keep the link open afterward for discussion.

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The presentations are now available on YouTube.

On-premise Kubernetes deployment with Rancher

Piotr Kasprzak

Tekton pipeline based VM provisioning in Kubernetes cluster.

Vishal Anand

Slides

 

Self-Hosted Serverless Computing On Kubernetes

Serverless is an execution model for cloud computing that has gained much influence in industry and research by offering infinitely scaling compute capabilities, uncomplicated maintenance and pay-as-you-go pricing. Jonathan Decker talks about running self-hosted serverless platforms on Kubernetes; what is serverless and what makes serverless and Kubernetes such a good match. Furthermore, he describes the current state of research in the area of serverless as well as his own observations on open-source servleress platforms.

Jonathan Decker