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Martin Hickey (Helm maintainer) and Scott Rigby (Helm and Flux maintainer) present a feature showcase and demos of both Helm and Flux, reasons for the overwhelming community use of Helm for application packaging and deployment on k8s, and how Helm is extended by Flux for teams moving to GitOps. 🔹 Helm – https://helm.sh/- helps you manage… Continue reading [Talk #16] Helm + Flux: Feature Showcase & Demo

Engineering orgs aim to create the thinnest viable platform to reduce the cognitive load on their dev teams. The role of a TVP is critical if you want to scale your team, abstract “meaningful” components with libraries and ship security patches to production in a breeze. This talk will present how a typical pre-Kubernetes org… Continue reading Shared components in a Cloud-Native world

Going cloud-native is about how we design our applications, not just how we deploy them — and one key choice in distributed systems design is how our applications interact with each other. Request/response-based protocols are ubiquitous in software today, but the industry is still early in adopting event-driven approaches, which offer compelling advantages for highly… Continue reading Events first: cloud-native patterns beyond request/response

CloudEvents is a CNCF backed specification for describing event data in a common way that makes sense for enterprises. In this Meetup, Rajesh Iyer will deep dive into this new spec and looks into how CloudEvents can simplify event declaration and delivery across services, platforms, and beyond. He will also look into some of the… Continue reading Event Driven and Cloud Native Systems: Solving the interoperability puzzle

In the times during and after the pandemic, technology is driving change. Businesses are forced to reinvent themselves to be relevant. Cloud-native technologies make scaling easier, deployments faster, and computing costs lower. In this meetup, Kevin Hoffman, Distinguished Engineer from Capital One, shares stories on how organizations moved their workloads into the cloud-native landscape and… Continue reading MOVING TO THE CLOUD – Unlearning Modern Techniques

Introduction to Styra DAS: Styra Declarative Authorization Service (DAS), built on top of the open-source project Open Policy Agent (OPA), provides a single pane of glass for authorization and policy across the cloud-native ecosystem of software systems. Using the DAS allows you to use a single language for expressing policy and a single software system… Continue reading OPA, Styra and Terraform: protect your cloud

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