The Cloud Native Online Summit was a community event that had updates from all graduated CNCF projects - Kubernetes , Prometheus, Envoy, Jaeger, Fluentd, Containerd, CoreDNS, Vitess, TUF. Along with conversations between the key SIG and WG contributors.
I was part of the Cloud Native Online summit team that helped put on the event.
@Abubakar Siddiq Ango Site Design
@Ariel Jatib Contributor
@Kim McMahon CNCF Marketing Director
@Kaitlyn Barnard Marketing Consultant
Slides: https://www.slideshare.net/jstrong09/kubernetes-do-or-do-not-there-is-no-try
In this webinar Gregory Patmore and I covered:
Getting started with Kubernetes - laying the foundations for success Clusters: Set up, security and operations Best practices for container and Kubernetes adoption Securing containers Optimising application development in Kubernetes environments
KubeCon San Diego Recap
KubeCon had a great turnout this year with 12,000 attendees that filled the San Diego Convention center. Three things stood out to me: Security, Network, and Community.
The community was a big theme at this event and in many of the keynotes. From David’s talk about non-code ways to contribute to CNCF’s projects. Kelsey Hightower’s keynote on how we could never have done this as an individual or a single company.
JvB and James dicuss KubeCon and the evolution of the Kubernetes ecosystem at KubeCon North America 2019
Another year! Another amazing Code PaLOUsa come and gone.
Location This year Code PaLOUsa was at the Hyatt Regency, which is smack dap in the middle of downtown. This location makes it a perfect spot for all the speakers and conference-goers to experience some of the tourist spots in Louisville and still enjoy the conference.
Sessions The sessions were action-packed, as well. A (useful?) attribute of a conference is the level of difficulty for goers to decide which speakers to see!