A comprehensive exploration into OpenFeature, an innovative, open-source feature flagging system designed to shape the future of software development.
Learn about patterns for ingesting streaming data into a modern table format, such as Apache Iceberg, to manage your cloud data lake.
Introducing Keptn, the cloud-native application life-cycle orchestrator. This CNCF incubating project, initially created by Dynatrace, aims to facilitate event-based CICD pipelines using GitOps best practices in a declarative manner. Keptn can apply Service Level Objective (SLO)-driven quality gates to your multi-stage deliveries, even handling post-production remediations.
In this talk, we'll look at trace-based testing using the open-source tool Tracetest. This is becoming a popular method to test systems at an integration or end-to-end level by applying assertions against the data contained in an OpenTelemetry trace. These tests can verify processes that show up deep in the trace worked as expected.
Observability is when your app tells you what is happening. What is broken, what is different, what is slow, and what is normal. There are many degrees of observability, and the modern standard is distributed tracing with OpenTelemetry. Learn to give your applications a fast line of communication to you, for free! Or at least, vendor-neutral so you don't get locked in.
Temporal is an open source system that offers durable execution of your code, which removes the complexity from your applications while also ensuring they're reliable despite inevitable failures of the systems and infrastructure on which those applications depend.
Observability and CI/CD are must-haves in cloud-native environments. Reliability testing should be part of CI/CD feeding into your observability stack, but until recently, there were mainly paid download or SaaS solutions on the market. We will walk through setting up k6-operator, an open-source project with which you can now run distributed tests within your Kubernetes cluster.
This month! We are teaming up with StLGo to live-stream a highly relevant talk on developing custom Kubernetes controllers. This event will be streamed remotely on Crowdcast! We will also be raffling out credits to the CNCF swag store, which is getting some new updates including project face masks. Event: https://www.meetup.com/StL-Go/events/270424382/ Writing General Purpose Kubernetes Control
KubeCon 19 in San Diego was not only the largest at over 12000 people, 8000 of those folks were first time attendees. That's an insane number of folks new to the cloud-native community. That's fantastic progress, but it also presents a challenge. How do we onboard new people to these exciting technologies? What projects and concepts are most important to learn first? What kinds of projects are av
Join us for a talk and demo on the Kubeflow project given by Jeff Fogarty of U.S. Bank. Kubeflow is a machine learning platform that runs atop Kubernetes, based on Google’s internal machine learning pipelines. https://www.kubeflow.org https://github.com/kubeflow/kubeflow Jeff's talk will be followed by a demo, by the event sponsor Arrikto, on the minikf project, which installs Kubeflow locally