(10:58) “Deep dive: Collect and process your logs on K8s with Opentelemetry Collector” by Christos Markou (45:16) “It’s Not About the Database Operator, It’s About the Deployment” by Peter Szczepaniak, Jan Wieremjewicz (1:20:14) “The Untold Story of Unikernels and WASM” by Ram Iyengar (2:09:58) “Abstracting Kubernetes: How Intuit is Migrating Services to a Simplified, Abstracted Paved Road” by Avni Sharma, Shail Shah (5:15:30) “Evaluating runtime threat detection strategies in Kubernetes” by Ben Hirschberg (5:52:39) “Scaling Private LLM Model Services with Kserve and Modelcar OCI: A Real-World Implementation” by Mayuresh Krishna (6:26:26) “Secure-by-Default Cloud Native Applications” by Jason Hall, Jed Salazar (7:10:19) “Building Kubectl Plugins Like A Pro” by Ahmet Balkan

(5:44) “Thinking outside the classroom: building an edge device to monitor atmospheric conditions” by Hadijat Sanni, Jubril Oyetunji (39:12) “Migrating Distributed Systems Infrastructure to a Serverless Model: Methodology and Insights” by Priya Ananthasankar (1:14:34) “Have Half The Mesh With Half The Mess” by Carson J Anderson (2:04:47) “Papers, Please - Scrutinizing AI model creation” by Mihai Maruseac, Parth Patel (2:39:54) “Effortless Inference, Fine-Tuning, and RAG using Kubernetes Operators” by Ishaan Sehgal (4:34:24) “Platforms Need AI Copilots” by Jeremy Lewi (5:08:13) “Maximising Microservice Databases with Kubernetes, Postgres, and CloudNativePG” by Leonardo Cecchi, Gabriele Bartolini (5:47:00) “When Things Go Sideways: Troubleshooting the OpenTelemetry Operator” by Reese Lee, Adriana Villela (6:19:18) “The wrong way to Reconcile” by Scott Nichols (7:04:35) “The GitOps First Deployment: ArgoCD and Beyond” by Abhinav Dubey (7:40:08) “Publish your Kubernetes tool as a GUI on Headlamp” by Joaquim Rocha Lightning talks: (8:13:23) “Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon - Open Source Community Edition” by Lori Lorusso (8:19:11) “So Flatcar's in the CNCF... What's Next?” by Andrew Randall (8:24:09) “You Can Score It! Shift Down to the Platform. Do Not Shift Left to the Developers.” by Mathieu Benoit (8:30:06) “Building MLOps pipeline with Dagger.io and KitOps” by Shivay Lamba (8:33:51) “Hyperlight: Process VMs” by Ralph Squillace (8:39:52) “Rethinking Ephemeral Environments in K8s” by Prakarsh (8:44:28) ??? (8:47:30) “Better Together. Leveraging your Existing Observability Tool as a SIEM” by Mathias Palmersheim (8:52:41) “Akcess. Share Fine Grained Access Of Your K8s Cluster Temporarily” by Vivek Singh (8:57:03) “SUSE - 5 mins Closing Keynote on Community Initiatives” by Divya Mohan

Thankyou for such a good and simplified explanation!

Thank you very much for streaming it! Very helpful for those who're FOMO :-) Since we've made the timeline for Kubernative, happy to share it for all viewers here as well: (6:40) “Welcome to Cloud Native Rejekts NA 2024!” by Benazir Khan (16:33) “Malicious Compliance Automated: When You Have 4000 Vulnerabilities and only 24 Hours Before Release” by Duffie Cooley, Kyle Quest (43:29) “Ten years of Kubernetes: Building the future” by Lachlan Evenson (54:57) “Images Bite Back -- Dealing with Day 2 Build Issues” by Adrian Mouat (1:48:26) “A Day in the Life of Kubernetes Release with Tools, Challenges, and Operations” by Meha Bhalodiya (2:18:49) “Building an Open Source Observability Stack from Raw Telemetry” by Joshua Lee (4:32:49) “Debug Like a Pro: Ephemeral Containers and Wolfi Linux in Action” by Chad Crowell, Natalie Lunbeck (5:08:28) “Integrating eBPF superpowers into your observability tooling” by Mauricio Vasquez Bernal, Chris Kuehl (5:43:36) “Meet the New Kid in the Sandbox - Integrating Visualization with Prometheus” by Eric D. Schabell (6:34:00) “From Fragile to Resilient: Using Admission Policies to Strengthen Kubernetes” by Marcus Noble (7:07:10) “Cloud Native Nix!” by Leigh Capili (7:45:05) “Virtual Machines, Containers, and WebAssembly Face-off” by Danilo (Dan) Chiarlone, Jiaxiao (Joe) Zhou (8:23:17) “Platform Engineering Loves Security: Shift Down to Your Platform, not Left to Your Developers!” by Mathieu Benoit, Maxime Coquerel

Here's a timeline for these talks: (7:32) “Dynamically Provisioning Volumes With Pre-Existing Data | Magic Behind Kubernetes Volume Populators” by Vivek Singh (43:40) “What Kubernetes Should Learn from Other Orchestrators” by Justin Garrison (2:57:53) “I explained eBPF to my grandma!” by Matteo Bianchi (3:32:25) “How the heck do I debug distroless containers?” by Eric Smalling (4:07:41) “Karpenter and Cluster Autoscaler: A data-driven comparison” by Michael McCune, David Morrison (4:56:58) “Mastering Zero Downtime: Container State Replication for Seamless Migrations on Kubernetes” by Shivansh Vij (5:32:42) “SPIFFE runs in the cloud, but can it run on my laptop?” by Mattias Gees

am i the only one who thinks that this is insane? prometheus was not complex enough? the speaker spent ~10 minutes talking about all the stuff that did not work for him - that's a great testimony for this tool: i install it, add to my project and... it does not work - dependencies missing :D

Remarkable peek under the hood. Thanks!

Shoulda repeated the questions from the audience

So the slow image copy issue is basically self inflicted. If you use rook-ceph or netapp or portworx or any other enterprise grade CSI driver that supports either snapshots or csi clone, HCO will use that instead of doing the slow copy. The slow copy is just a fallback for storage that doesn't support snapshots or CSI clone. So if you don't use longhorn, you will not have to do the craziness that is creating a storage class per image. I think that is a unique property of longhorn, and your solution is now tied to longhorn since no other CSI driver does this.

Any update on the Blog or documentation for this talk ?

Rego language seems to suck a bit... the examples presented beg for an 'if' statement if protocol != https then result = False if person.age < 21 then result =False etc..

stateful platform costs a shrillion bucks.

Great presentation! really interesting topic, K8s on FreeBSD is surely another great alternative

Just in case that can help others find the talk that they're looking for: 😊 00:15:45 Welcome to the Rejekts (Benazir Khan) 00:22:02 OCI Registry: Beyond Container Images (Stéphane Este-Gracias) 00:54:05 Microsoft Keynote on Community Initiatives (Andy Randall) 01:01:25 How eBPF Actually Works (James Laverack) 01:32:05 Cisco Keynote on OpenSSF Scorecard (Stephen Augustus) 01:57:30 Avoiding Common CRD Design Errors (Nick Young) 02:30:12 The Perilous Passage to Production (Whitney Lee, Viktor Farcic) 04:46:10 Context-Based Security (Oshrat Nir) 05:20:55 Exploring Attacker Persistence Strategies (Rory McCune) 05:56:22 Migrating 2 million CPU cores to Kubernetes (Lucy Sweet) 06:45:58 Creating a common framework for eBPF data collection (Chris Kuehl) 07:21:10 ValidatingAdmissionPolicies Strengthen Kubernetes (Marcus Noble) 08:01:05 Open Source Project Growth: The Non-Tech Needs... (Kim McMahon) 08:31:05 What's new in the K8S Gateway API (Abdelfettah Sghiouar)

This looks great, but sadly missing dark theme

This is one of the most useful talks on Web Assembly I've ever seen. There's a lot of confusion going around about what WASM is/isn't, how it works, etc. This is an amazing introduction, thank you!

Extremely clear and helpful talk! There are tools such as Langsmith and Weights and Biases that support this type of observability and tracing for LLMs, but from what I can tell they have a cost. I have been looking for what people are doing with open source tools. This talk by Daniel Kim is the best info I have found regarding using OpenTelemetry to support LLM applications. His mention of OpenLLMetry is appreciated also.

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Great presentation, thank you!

"Promosm" 🏃

It’s nice!

Great talk!

Great session Thank you so much.

We need more videos about opni!

First talk has mixed audio as for one of the talk in Room.1 video. The other talks have none.

there are 2 speakers talking over each other

Thank you for sharing this!

Is not a single node k3s Cluster better suited? as described in the beginning? But the talk is basically missing the conclusions.

1:54 lol

Moving to the frontend trends in a good direction, but I think ultimately we need to move OPA checks to "compile-time". I want my IDE to notify me as I'm writing my manifest/terraform/cloudformation config that I'm violating a rego rule somewhere. Tightening this feedback loop is a better UX than waiting for my gitops CI/CD build pipelines to start failing and an even better UX than waiting for a kubectl apply in production to fail (presumably it's prod because you'll likely have relaxed policies on your dev cluster). Great talk, thanks!

Nice 🙂 one .... Just a hands on session would be very helpful

Thanks for the great and informative time.

It was great to be there💝

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2:07:40 - Now That We Can Checkpoint Containers - What's Next?, Adrian Reber (Red Hat)

Nice talk Wesley!

This video has zero comments and only 1k views, which is a shame, this is really awesome.

is there a reason we didnt use openstaack

how you compare to metal3.io ?

Thanks for putting this together, a lot of things I had't considered yet.

Can't wait for more