This edition
Kubernetes native applications embrace the declarative approach of the platform: observe a desired state, and reconcile the state of the system using that desired state.
A Kubernetes controller is a program which encapsulates this behavior in a non-terminating loop.
This hands-on workshop will introduce the few concepts required to build and deploy a controller on their laptop, and then will help the attendees to write their first controller exposing a custom API. This workshop will explore the best practices to implement a solid controller, and the most common options for frameworks and testing methods.
LEVEL: Intermediate
Past Editions
This hands-on workshop will take a simple legacy cloud native application with no coverage and will show the common techniques and tools to gradually introduce coverage, to make the application behavior deterministic and without regressions.
LEVEL: Intermediate
Thanks to its system interface (WASI), webassembly (WASM) is out loose and hitting the server side, the cloud native applications, the container world. And what's in common? All domains where Go runs strong.
Let's explore what we can do today and what's ahead, of course, using Go!
KubeVirt extends Kubernetes by allowing users to run virtual machines side to side to containers in their Kubernetes clusters. We will have a whirlwind tour of the architecture, the challenges, the technologies, the components that make this possible.
Plot twist: sometimes Go gets in our way. While exploring the container world, we can find surprising limits if the implementation of the Go runtime, and the solutions needed to overcome those limits may be even more surprising. In this talk we will see some of those limits, and their solutions.
As a part of our commitment to sustainability, we’re planting “Speaker’s trees” on behalf of our speakers. These trees represent our effort to offset the carbon emissions from their travel. By planting trees, we’re helping to reduce our carbon footprint and combat the effects of climate change. Join us in this symbolic act and help make our conference eco-friendly.
