January 2, 2020

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Scaling Microservices Beyond a Single Cluster with Kubernetes

Scaling Microservices Beyond a Single Cluster with Kubernetes

All things fail, including clustered technologies that are designed for failure. Learn how Concur uses external load balancing and the existing k8s tools (pre-ubernetes) to provide cluster failure tol …
Talk Title Scaling Microservices Beyond a Single Cluster with Kubernetes
Speakers Dan Wilson (Principal Architect IV, Concur)
Conference KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America
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Location Seattle, WA, United States
Date Nov 7- 9, 2016
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All things fail, including clustered technologies that are designed for failure. Learn how Concur uses external load balancing and the existing k8s tools (pre-ubernetes) to provide cluster failure tolerance for our services in a fully automated way.

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