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Talks & Presentations Collection

One Chart to Rule Them All: Continuous Deployment with Helm at Ticketmaster
November 30, 2019

One Chart to Rule Them All: Continuous Deployment with Helm at Ticketmaster

As Kubernetes continues to mature, it's increasingly hard for users to keep track of the latest resource types, much less the best way to employ them. ReplicationControllers and Services were easy eno …

Prometheus Salon

Prometheus Salon

November 30, 2019

Miss the first instance of the The Prometheus Salon or simply can't get enough? Join Prometheus developers for a closer look at how you can use Prometheus to monitor your Kubernetes cluster, and a dis …
Real-time machine learning with Redis, Apache Spark, TensorFlow, and more

Real-time machine learning with Redis, Apache Spark, TensorFlow, and more

November 30, 2019

Kamran Yousaf explains how to substantially accelerate and radically simplify common practices in machine learning, such as running a trained model in production, to meet real-time expectations, using Redis modules that natively store and execute common models generated by Spark ML and TensorFlow algorithms.
Reliable prediction: Handling uncertainty

Reliable prediction: Handling uncertainty

November 30, 2019

Reliable prediction is the ability of a predictive model to explicitly measure the uncertainty involved in a prediction without feedback. Robin Senge shares two approaches to measure different types of uncertainty involved in a prediction.
Rethinking stream processing with Apache Kafka: Applications versus clusters and streams versus databases

Rethinking stream processing with Apache Kafka: Applications versus clusters and streams versus databases

November 30, 2019

Michael Noll explains how Apache Kafka helps you radically simplify your data processing architectures by building normal applications to serve your real-time processing needs rather than building clusters or similar special-purpose infrastructurewhile still benefiting from properties typically associated exclusively with cluster technologies.
Self-Hosted Kubernetes: How and Why [I]

Self-Hosted Kubernetes: How and Why [I]

November 30, 2019

How Kubernetes is deployed and managed has changed since the first release of the project. From configuration management systems and unit files to deploying Kubernetes using Kubernetes, a lot has chan …
Setting Sail with Istio [B]

Setting Sail with Istio [B]

November 30, 2019

Even with Kubernetes, doing microservices is hard. In this session we will dive into Istio, A platform that builds on Kubernetes primitives and simplifies building and securing microservices. This ses …
Spark and R with sparklyr

Spark and R with sparklyr

November 30, 2019

R is a top contender for statistics and machine learning, but Spark has emerged as the leader for in-memory distributed data analysis. Douglas Ashton, Aimee Gott, and Mark Sellors introduce Spark, cover data manipulation with Spark as a backend to dplyr and machine learning via MLlib, and explore RStudio's sparklyr package, giving you the power of Spark without having to leave your R session.
Stream analytics with SQL on Apache Flink

Stream analytics with SQL on Apache Flink

November 30, 2019

Although the most widely used language for data analysis, SQL is only slowly being adopted by open source stream processors. One reason is that SQL's semantics and syntax were not designed with streaming data in mind. Fabian Hueske explores Apache Flink's two relational APIs for streaming analyticsstandard SQL and the LINQ-style Table APIdiscussing their semantics and showcasing their usage.
The business case for deep learning, Spark, and friends

The business case for deep learning, Spark, and friends

November 30, 2019

Deep learning is white-hot at the moment, but why does it matter? Developers are usually the first to understand why some technologies cause more excitement than others. Sanjay Mathur relates this insider knowledge, providing a tour through the hottest emerging data technologies of 2017 to explain why theyre exciting in terms of both new capabilities and the new economies they bring.
The data subject first?

The data subject first?

November 30, 2019

You may have heard that a piece of legislation called the GDPR is looming. Aurlie Pols draws a broad philosophical picture of the data ecosystem we are all a part of before honing into the right to data portability, hopefully empowering you to reclaim your data subject rights.
The digital twin: Real and gaining ground

The digital twin: Real and gaining ground

November 30, 2019

A digital twin is a virtual model of a product or service that allows analysis of data and monitoring of systems to avert problems before they even occurand even plan for the future by using simulations. Shree Dandekar explores a new cloud-based service from the Honeywell Connected Plant that provides industrial users with around-the-clock monitoring of plant data and rigorous simulations.
Using Kubernetes to Change Legacy Systems and Processes in the Public Sector [B]

Using Kubernetes to Change Legacy Systems and Processes in the Public Sector [B]

November 30, 2019

Kubernetes is the implementation of the modern software development process. Continuous Release and you built it, you run it. For the last few years I have been working on introducing kubernetes int …
A journey into feature toggles

A journey into feature toggles

November 29, 2019

Feature toggles (aka feature flags) are a set of patterns that enable dev teams to deliver features to users rapidly and safely. Pete Hodgson leads you on a journey with a dev team as they adopt feature toggles, covering what they are, why they're helpful, and how to use them successfully.
A less complex web with Ratchet and Jank

A less complex web with Ratchet and Jank

November 29, 2019

A tremendous amount of complexity has crept into web development. The decisions that got us here were in the name of speed, but the result is that building for the web is significantly more difficult. Using the Ratchet and Jank libraries, Jay Hayes explains how complex logic in view templates and complex JavaScript used to integrate new data into the existing view can address this complexity.
A question of trust: When good containers go bad

A question of trust: When good containers go bad

November 29, 2019

Container deployments are based on trustwe trust our applications, developers, and infrastructure to be secure and confidently deploy microservices. But what happens when trust is broken? Tim Mackey explores the nature of data center threats and shares measures you can take to proactively identify risks.
Cluster-in-a-Box: Deploying Kubernetes on lxd [B]

Cluster-in-a-Box: Deploying Kubernetes on lxd [B]

November 29, 2019

Deploying kubernetes on top of lxd allows you to build and operate one or more clusters within a single machine, virtual or bare metal. Architect your cluster to be used for development, testing, and …
Dont Hassle Me, Im Stateful

Dont Hassle Me, Im Stateful

November 29, 2019

Stateless, cloud-ready applications are the future for many enterprise users, but what do you do about legacy monoliths, and existing vendor applications? New StatefulSet features within Kubernetes al …
Economics of using Local Storage Attached to VMs on Cloud Providers [I]

Economics of using Local Storage Attached to VMs on Cloud Providers [I]

November 29, 2019

Public cloud storage resource offerings aren't always optimal to run Cloud Native applications. This talk explores several storage options comparing costs, performance, resilience, features and interf …
Evolving and Supporting Stateful, Multi-Tenant Decisioning Applications in Production [A]

Evolving and Supporting Stateful, Multi-Tenant Decisioning Applications in Production [A]

November 29, 2019

With our adoption of Kubernetes at Capital One, we have simultaneously reduced our application delivery time-to-market while providing a common platform for streaming pipelines. We leverage Kubernetes …
From Monolith to Microservices with Kubernetes and Linkerd

From Monolith to Microservices with Kubernetes and Linkerd

November 29, 2019

After about eight years, Credit Karma had built up an impressive tech infrastructure…based on a PHP monolith. Over the past 18 months weve (carefully) adopted Docker, Linkerd, Consul, Kubernetes, a …
kubectl apply, and The Dark Art of Declarative Object Management [I]

kubectl apply, and The Dark Art of Declarative Object Management [I]

November 29, 2019

kubectl apply is a powerful and commonly used command meant for declaratively managing your applications. However, even if you are using this command today, you may still be surprised by how it functi …
Kubernetes Ingress Controller with Apache Traffic Server [I]

Kubernetes Ingress Controller with Apache Traffic Server [I]

November 29, 2019

Today, the Oath Media Brands and Products container platform is serving critical application workloads like Yahoo Sports and Yahoo Finance at a large scale using Kubernetes as the orchestration framew …
Persistent Storage with Kubernetes in Production - Which Solution and Why? [I]

Persistent Storage with Kubernetes in Production - Which Solution and Why? [I]

November 29, 2019

Persistent storage often seems like a confusing plethora of options, from local volumes, NFS, distributed storage like Ceph, cloud storage such as AWSs EBS and S3, to volume plugins with Docker and K …
Providing Containerized Cinder Services to Baremetal Kubernetes Clusters [I]

Providing Containerized Cinder Services to Baremetal Kubernetes Clusters [I]

November 29, 2019

Kubernetes deployments running on OpenStack clusters require a full OpenStack: Keystone, Nova, and Cinder services. This talk presents a more pervasive and simplified deployment architecture by integ …
Real Security for Services on Kubernetes [I]

Real Security for Services on Kubernetes [I]

November 29, 2019

We all love the ease-of-use Kubernetes provides to engineers to deploy and manage their services. But before you can start running production code and dealing with customer data, you need to ensure th …
Running Mesos Frameworks on Kubernetes with the Open-Source Universal Resource Broker

Running Mesos Frameworks on Kubernetes with the Open-Source Universal Resource Broker

November 29, 2019

While Kubernetes continues to gain in popularity for cloud applications, many organizations run popular frameworks deployed on Mesos. The need to support multiple orchestration frameworks can result i …
Securing Shopify's PaaS on GKE [I]

Securing Shopify's PaaS on GKE [I]

November 29, 2019

Shopify has leveraged Kubernetes through Google Container Engine (GKE) to build its new cloud platform. This PaaS is currently serving the majority of the company's internal tools as well as business- …