Buildpacks - continuously patched images in your docker registry (virtual event)
[The sessions are in Hebrew] 18:00-18:15: Gathering 18:15-18:45: What's new in Istio (from 1.0 to 1.5), Alexei Kravtsov Istio 1.0 was released almost 2 years ago, and the project is now moving at a steady state delivering new features and stability improvements with every release. In this session we will look at some of the additions to Istio from 1.0 to 1.5, including Istio as a CNI plugin, t
* This meetup will be in English * 18:00-18:30 : Gathering, food and drinks 18:30-19:15 : A Security Primer for Developers: Hardening your Kubernetes Application, Phil Estes Adoption of both containers and Kubernetes has continued to increase rapidly across our industry while at the same time, knowledge of how to adopt these technologies in the most secure way is unevenly spread. In this tal
18:00-18:30 - Gathering, Pizza and Drinks (sponsored by Couchbase) 18:30-19:15 - DB operations on Kubernetes with the Couchbase operator, Lior King Operators are a design pattern for automatic management of application on top of Kubernetes. Couchbase was the first NoSQL DB to release an operator for Kubernetes that automates the management of the database cluster. In this session we will int
18:00-18:30 - Food, drinks, networking, swag - sponsored by JFrog 18:30-19:15 - Kubernetes in production - lessons and tips by JFrog, Eldad Assis JFrog's journey with Kubernetes started in 2016. We spent a couple of years learning and adapting to it before using it in production. The move to production exposed us to another session of hard learned lessons. The hard way. I will share the main les
18:00-18:30 - Gathering, food and drinks 18:30-19:15 - Things I wish someone had told me about Istio, Omer Levi Hevroni We at Soluto decided to give Istio a try, and started to gradually roll it out in our production environment. While doing that, we had a lot of *interesting* experiences that we weren't aware off - and we'll be happy to share it with you so you can learn from our experience. In
18:00 - 18:30: Gathering, food, networking, SWAG :) - sponsored by Palantir 18:30 - 19:15: Attribute-Level Authorization and Why RBAC Isn’t Enough, Greg DeArment Palantir uses Kubernetes to enable customers to execute user provided code via common distributed compute frameworks such as Apache Spark. Securing Kubernetes to support multi-tenant workloads, where the user might be trusted but their
18:00-18:30: Mingling, food and drinks [sponsored by Microsoft] 18:30-19:15: Kubernetes native messaging for microservices with KubeMQ, Lior Nabat In this session we will discuss why messaging patterns are essential in microservices architectures, and what are the advantages of Kubernetes native messaging system over the classical solutions such as Kafka and RabbitMQ. We will present KubeMQ, our
18:00-18:30: Food, drinks, networking and... SWAG! 18:30-18:45: Opening, Itay Shakury 18:45-19:30: Cloud Native innovation - Amit Einav, Google; Idan Shahar, Microsoft; Shimon Tolts, AWS Community Hero Discuss the latest highlights in cloud native and Kubernetes innovation from the three major cloud providers (Open Q&A to follow). 19:30-20:00: Helm 3 - first impressions, Oleg Verhovsky, Code
This is a joint event with Soluto and "Cloud Native & OSS Israel" (previously Openstack Israel) meetup group. We will have two guest speakers that will talk about Istio and about Kubernetes Admission Controllers. ==Talk 1== Title: Introduction to service mesh with Istio and Kiali Talk: Service mesh has become the new way for running a distributed microservices architecture. This talk focuses o