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May 2-4, 2018 - Copenhagen, Denmark
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Friday, May 4 • 11:55 - 12:30
What Does “Production Ready” Really Mean for a Kubernetes Cluster? - Lucas Käldström, Individual (Advanced Skill Level) (Slides Attached)

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How would you describe and set up a “production ready” Kubernetes cluster? How are the buzzword terms “production ready” and “highly available” defined anyway?

Can a cluster be created so that it’s end-to-end secured, has no single points of failure, is upgradable without control plane downtime and is conformant?

If you have access to automated infrastructure, e.g. via a Cluster API controller, you should be able to do CI testing of your cluster, as well as CD of new configuration and versions. Some call this pattern “GitOps”; to write the desired cluster state declaratively and let a controller reconcile the cluster state.
By the end of this talk, you should be able to tell:
- What you may consider a “production ready” cluster to be and identify the moving parts
- How to secure cluster component traffic
- How to minimize failure points
- How to manage clusters using the Cluster API
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Lucas Käldström

CNCF Ambassador, -
Lucas is a Kubernetes and cloud native expert who has been serving the CNCF community in lead positions for 5 years. He’s awarded Top CNCF Ambassador 2017 with Sarah Novotny. Lucas was a co-lead for SIG Cluster Lifecycle and WG Component Standard, co-created kubeadm, minikube, Weave... Read More →

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Friday May 4, 2018 11:55 - 12:30 CEST
C1-M2
  Operations, Advanced