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Kubernetes is a powerful platform for managing containerized workloads, but it can be complex to deploy and manage at scale. This live stream will explore the challenges and opportunities of building and operating platforms on Kubernetes from an engineer's perspective. Vishal and Ram will dive deep into the workings of Cloud Foundry Korifi.

Don't miss this opportunity to hear from an experienced practitioner as he talks about navigating the intricacies of Kubernetes, while gaining invaluable insights, and generally fortifying and organization's engineering prowess in the context of cloud-based platform development.

Expect answers to questions such as

? How to choose the right infrastructure for Kubernetes
? Where to begin when implementing a scalable and reliable platform
? How best to secure a Kubernetes platform
? What's the best way to automate platform operations
? How can we measure and manage platform performance


This event is for engineers who are interested in learning more about building and operating platforms on Kubernetes. Whether you are new to Kubernetes or you are an experienced engineer, we expect that you will have actionable takeaways.

Network issues can be hard to track down. This is especially true on distributed systems like Cloud Foundry, where apps are spread across multiple hosts and networks. Investigating such problems usually requires operator-level access to the platform, which makes it hard to scale and expensive. In this talk, we present "pcap-release", a solution that allows app developers to capture ingress and egress traffic of their apps across all app instances with an easy-to-use CLI. The tool also allows capturing network traffic from BOSH deployments for operators. The resulting pcap files can then be opened in popular tools like Wireshark for further analysis.

The goal of this talk is to gain community awareness and collect valuable feedback. We feel that the pcap-release project can provide lots of value to Cloud Foundry, because it makes it very easy for both operators and developers to capture network traffic from multiple hosts without any overhead.

Speakers
Dominik Froehlich
Senior Developer, SAP SE

Maximilian Moehl
Developer, SAP SE

Host:
Ram Iyengar
Chief Evangelist, Cloud Foundry Foundation

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A series of live streams that feature members from the recently elected Technical Oversight Committee (TOC).

The guests are directly responsible for oversight, direction, and delivery of technical aspects of the Cloud Foundry projects.The individuals who will feature on this series of webisodes have a ton of experience being contributors, users, and now setting the overall technical direction and roadmap of Cloud Foundry.

The Cloud Foundry community has always been focused on transparency and openness – this initiative furthering the commitment to these principles. Each of the different TOC members has a unique perspective about Cloud Foundry and we believe that it will be both informative and inspiring for the audience.

Expect the discussions to revolve around the core ideas that make up the Cloud Foundry technical tooling, specific issues pertaining to setting up, scaling, and securing Cloud Foundry platforms, a focus on how small teams and startups can benefit, and a healthy dose of business benefits organizations could extract when using Cloud Foundry.

This is a great opportunity to interact with them and have any queries answered. Post your questions to us via open social media channels (Twitter, LinkedIn, mailing list) and get responses live.

A series of live streams that feature members from the recently elected Technical Oversight Committee (TOC).

The guests are directly responsible for oversight, direction, and delivery of technical aspects of the Cloud Foundry projects.The individuals who will feature on this series of webisodes have a ton of experience being contributors, users, and now setting the overall technical direction and roadmap of Cloud Foundry.

The Cloud Foundry community has always been focused on transparency and openness – this initiative furthering the commitment to these principles. Each of the different TOC members has a unique perspective about Cloud Foundry and we believe that it will be both informative and inspiring for the audience.

Expect the discussions to revolve around the core ideas that make up the Cloud Foundry technical tooling, specific issues pertaining to setting up, scaling, and securing Cloud Foundry platforms, a focus on how small teams and startups can benefit, and a healthy dose of business benefits organizations could extract when using Cloud Foundry.

This is a great opportunity to interact with them and have any queries answered. Post your questions to us via open social media channels (Twitter, LinkedIn, mailing list) and get responses live.

Join our live stream to learn about the Cloud Foundry-based PaaS service that powers digital applications as part of the Cabinet Office Government Digital Service.

In this stream, we have an opportunity to take a deep-dive into the operations behind a government-scale Cloud Foundry deployment. We have representatives from the GOV.UK PaaS team who will be sharing some stories of how they keep digital system afloat for hundreds of departments and thousands of applications. Different needs, varying deadlines, diverse languages and frameworks, all supported by a single GOV.UK PaaS running Cloud Foundry.

Perhaps the most interesting aspect of the whole operation is the size of their team and how they are able to extract immense efficiency, thanks to mature management practices aided by the right technology choices.

Join us to learn all about it. It is an opportunity to interact openly with the folks who are making this possible. Software engineering teams of all types belonging to companies of all sizes are sure to benefit from the takeaways!

In this video, the co-chairs for the various CF Summit tracks get together to discuss what to expect from the upcoming Cloud Foundry Summit 2021. Our expectation is that the panel discussion will give you an idea of what to expect in terms of the CFP screening process. We hope it is a great push in the direction of submitting your (inert) idea into a submission.


What is the Cloud Foundry Summit?
Community Collaboration with a Mission

Cloud Foundry Summit is all about collaboration with, and within, the Cloud Foundry open source community. With a strong focus on sharing and learning, the event highlights our community’s mission to make cloud-native software development simpler, faster and more productive. Attend Summit to collaborate with your community peers, to become a contributor, or to discover how to be a more productive developer.

From startups to the Fortune 500, the world-class developer experience of Cloud Foundry has years of success helping organizations deliver software faster. Our community has broadened its mission, working to bring that same level of success to Kubernetes users everywhere. Cloud Foundry Summit is where the global community moves forward together.


CFP Submission: https://bit.ly/3htXEZH
Event Registration: https://bit.ly/3u13iFq

Kubernetes is the de facto infrastructure to which all modern application deployments are happening. Cloud Native technologies, which are closely tied in to Kubernetes, are replacing all traditional tools such as local dev, networking, monitoring, security, and everything else.

Join us on this live stream where we explore Cloud Native CI/CD pipelines. This is the central piece of the DevOps toolchain and helps developers deploy with speed, at scale, and complete accuracy. Learn how to make use of Tekton, the standard tool for cloud native pipeline development, along with Paketo Buildpacks which simplify the creation of containers greatly.

Kubernetes deployments are complex!


And the complexity only increases as you add automation to your deployments. Catch this live stream to learn how you can reduce the complexity greatly with your favourite CI/CD tools such as Travis, Jenkins, and CircleCI. #Kubernetes #CloudFoundry #CI #CD

Being able to deploy code continuously to production is an important need for software engineering teams today.

By introducing modern elements such as Kubernetes to cloud-based infrastructure, engineering teams are facing increased complexity in setting up these CI/CD pipelines. Installing Cloud Foundry, specifically the cf-for-k8s project, provides a greatly simplified experience not only for individual developers, but for setting up CI/CD pipelines as well. Using a Cloud Foundry abstraction over Kubernetes is a step towards more efficient development and delivery of software.

In this live stream, Shedrack and Ram - developer advocates at Cloud Foundry Foundation - present two approaches. One using GitLab Runner and another using GitHub Actions. Using either approach will get you started with automating your deployments to Kubernetes.

#Kubernetes #CloudFoundry #CI #CD

JavaScript applications are everywhere! Startups, enterprises, mobile devices, edge computing all have JavaScript applications running on them. How have the recent changes and evolution in the world of computing infrastructure impacted JavaScript developers?


Join us live on Thursday Feb 4th 2021 for a very special live stream featuring Cloud Foundry developer advocates Shedrack Akintayo and Ram Iyengar for the whole discussion.

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