Cloud Native Computing Foundation / Kubernetes Forum Sydney 2019

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Sponsored Keynote: Down with Container Silos. All Hail the Unified Approach: Bringing Together Containers, Apps, and Functions - Andrew Assauw, Technical Specialists Leader, IBM Cloud and Cognitive, ANZ

Cloud-native developers today have to decide between 3 separate container platforms. Some choose the flexibility of containers with Kubernetes, others the velocity of an opinionated platform like CloudFoundry and some believe the future is all about serverless functions. How do you know which ones to use? And should you have to pick? In this keynote, Andrew Assauw will share his vision for the marriage of containers, apps, and functions -- driven by Kubernetes, Istio and the emergence of Knative into a single combined container platform. It’s time to break down the silos and see how these projects’ paths are converging to solve real microservice dilemmas: security, scale, and operations.

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OCI, CRI, ??: Making Sense of the Container Runtime Landscape in Kubernetes - Phil Estes, IBM

You've probably heard about the OCI—a standardization effort to share a common definition for container runtime, image, and image distribution. Add to that the CRI (container runtime interface) in Kubernetes—designed to abstract the container runtime from the kubelet—and you may start to wonder what all these standards and interfaces mean for you in a Kubernetes world.

As of this year, a long list of runtimes, including CNCF projects containerd and cri-o, all implement the CRI. But did you know there are quite a few others? The unique number of CRI combinations is growing, all of which use the common OCI definitions for runtime and image interoperability.

But how would you decide which container runtime is right for you? Clearly each one has tradeoffs. This talk will help describe the current landscape and give you details on the why and how of each CRI implementation available today.

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Adventures in Production with GitOps, Secure Pipelines and Compliance - Brandon Lum, IBM & Ricardo Aravena, Rakuten

In the last two years, Kubernetes GitOps has become more common in many organizations helping them enhance their software CI/CD by removing manual commands and keeping release versions consistent. However, there are still some gaps when it comes to security and compliance technologies.

We will go over some of the most popular open-source tools for GitOps, container images scanning, encryption and signing tools and how they work together. Among them, Flux, Scaffold, Ignite, Aqua scanner, in-toto, and Grafeas. In addition, we will talk about incorporating compliance into DevSecOps pipelines and explore the importance of application specifications such as CNAB.

In the end, the audience will understand how to create a container software pipeline in a fully automated, encrypted and secure way with Kubernetes in production environments, with compliance built-in.

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Bringing Cloud Native Buildpacks to Kubernetes - Dr Nic Williams, Stark & Wayne

Applications deployed to Kubernetes will live for next 10 years. The Dockerfile might be useful for an initial developer to get their application compiled into an OCI and deployed to Kubernetes, but over the next 10 years many different parts of the organisation will want to fix, upgrade, and audit the applications.

Instead of Dockerfile, we will investigate the Cloud Native Buildpack (incubator) project that is based on the last 10 years of success at Heroku, and hundreds of Cloud Foundry installations around the world.

Buildpacks provide automatic discovery of your applications' dependencies, the latest security patches, and are a homogenous method for all your organisation's application to be built into OCI/docker images over the next 10 years, and for all the running images to be upgraded without developer intervention.

Please, no more bespoke, unmaintained Dockerfiles.

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Building K8s on AWS and Enabling Developers to Deliver. What to Do Better - Greg Sansom, Zip & Fahad Tariq, CMD

Zip’s been on a journey of discovery, migration and adoption and meeting strict demands. This is the journey Greg Sansom and Fahad Tariq would like to share with you. An infrastructure team usually has brilliant ideas on how development should happen. So engineers plan and they build and they usually get eighty percent right. This talk is about the twenty they don’t, and why.

The company recently took advantage of an opportunity to develop a brand new platform with aim of vastly improving deployment capabilities. With the help of a partner, 143 git repositories, 16000 commits from 54 people, there’s been a few lessons learnt. Having developers involved from the start and deploying to the environments meant fast feedback, a reorganisation of priorities and occasionally, a validation or two.

This talk is about the challenges faced, compromises made, promises kept and lessons learned.

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Dr etcd; or; How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Datastore - Nick Young, VMware

If you’ve deployed your own Kubernetes cluster, care and feeding of an etcd cluster is a necessary evil. At the end of the day, etcd is the place where your cluster’s buck stops, and despite the marketing hype, operating an etcd cluster at scale is not a set and forget experience.

This talk tells a story of how my team grew from etcd novices to delivering a well-monitored, reasonably resilient, etcd system that could be upgraded in less than half an hour per cluster, online, with no downtime.

After this talk, you will have:
- a better understanding of etcd's sharp edges, and what you can do to avoid catching yourself on them
- some insights on key etcd metrics to keep an eye on and why
- what we tried with upgrades, what worked, and what didn't, and how you can avoid stepping in our potholes
- some war stories, like when we accidentally made 80k namespaces in Kube and filled our etcd.

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Filling the Gaps in Kubernetes Test Coverage - Hippie Hacker, ii.coop

Are the Kubernetes behaviors your applications actually require well tested and guaranteed to be available on all cloud providers?

In this session, you will learn how to ensure your Kubernetes API surface area usage is exercised by tests all Kubernetes Certified Service Providers must pass.

We will cover:
- the e2e test suite
- automation that runs the suite before code is merged into Kubernetes.
- the API surface area covered by these tests
- the API surface area required by several popular applications.
- Identifying the untested API surface area your applications require
- Contributing tests that increase API surface coverage
- Promoting tests to Conformance

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Full Stack Cloud Native Packaging – An Intro to CNAB - Ben Griffin & Clarence Bakirtzidis, Microsoft

Cloud Native applications require more than deploying Docker containers. At the very least, we need to configure infrastructure such as databases, load balancers, and networking for our application to run. To further complicate matters the use of heterogenous technologies and tools might be required.

Wouldn't it be great if there was a technology that took care of all this for us? Cloud Native Application Bundle (CNAB) address these challenges by securely packaging your artefacts and toolchains required to run your application.

In this talk we will demystify CNAB by looking at the problems it is trying to solve, diving into the spec and various implementations including Docker App and Porter, and how tools such as Docker Compose or Helm can be incorporated into CNAB. We’ll round out the presentation by applying what we have learnt through a real-world use case.

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Keynote: Enabling World Class Engineering with Kubernetes at Xero - Jono Cooper, Engineer, Xero

Xero is Australia's largest business platform, helping millions of Australian small businesses thrive. We recently started our journey with Kubernetes, Helm, Open Policy Agent, and more to empower our 1200 developers. This is a major challenge, as Xero has many self-organising teams, each with different tooling and compute platforms.

In this talk, we will discuss how Xero built a new cloud native platform that serves over a million Australian customers. Learn how we optimized the developer experience with Kubernetes and Helm, to improve the velocity of our product teams and enable them to focus on building beautiful products. We will share the quick wins, challenges faced, and how we started a large migration of legacy services without an overwhelming support workload.

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Keynote: Getting to Know Helm 3 - Scott Coulton, Principal Cloud Advocate, Microsoft

Helm version 3 was recently released with new features and a new architecture to support those features. The changes to Helm and charts were based on feedback, changes to Kubernetes, and lessons learned in the past couple years. In this session you will learn:

• New features you can leverage in charts
• The new Helm client security model
• How using the command line has changed
• Where the architecture has changed to support new features going forward
• Some insight into upcoming features including an experimental feature available today

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Keynote: Hiding in the Dark - Dan Kohn, Executive Director, Cloud Native Computing Foundation

What can Minecraft teach us about the adoption of cloud native technologies?

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Keynote: Kubernetes and Cloud Native: The Past, Present and Future - Cheryl Hung, Director of Ecosystem, Linux Foundation

Google started using Borg as its internal workload manager in 2003. In 2014, Google introduced Kubernetes as an open source container orchestration platform that leveraged what it had learned from Borg. Now it is one of the world’s most popular open source projects, used by more than 71% of Fortune 100 companies.

Cheryl Hung, Director of Ecosystem at the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, will present how and why the Kubernetes community has grown to its present state, the role of the CNCF as a neutral home, and where we might go next.

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Keynote: Multicluster Strategies to “Kubernetify” Legacy Apps - Sai Vennam, Developer Advocate, IBM

Container-based application architectures powered by Kubernetes have seen large-scale adoption and have become the industry standard for developing new cloud-native applications. However, the overwhelming majority have existing legacy applications they need to modernize, while also innovating with the latest and greatest cloud-native technologies.

A standard pattern for modernization is to leverage a hybrid or multi-cluster approach, easing the path to the cloud by integrating your apps running anywhere: on-prem, private and public clouds. In this talk, I’ll outline key modernization strategies using multi-cluster Kubernetes, and service mesh capabilities with Istio. Then we’ll dive into a real-world demo, where we'll “kubernetify” a sample legacy application and integrate it with services across multiple clusters, all while maintaining a stack based on open-source technologies.

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Keynote: Security and the OODA Loop - Liz Rice, Technology Evangelist, Aqua Security

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Kubernetes Scalability: Federation & Cluster API - Katie Gamanji, Condé Nast International

In the past years, Kubernetes has been the nucleus of container orchestration frameworks. With the growing number of microservices in a cluster, scalability is one of the core pillars for a fault-tolerant application. Additionally, from a technological landscape standpoint, the cloud platform teams are highly focused on delivering scalable, reliable and highly available platforms. Scalability on the Kubernetes clusters can be approached on the application level and cluster level. While the application level scaling techniques (e.g. HPA and VPA) are widely used, Federation v2 and Cluster API are emerging tools that still prove their worth in a production setup.

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Kubernetes Security Best Practices - Ian Lewis, Google

Containers give developers the ability to isolate applications from one another, but that’s not enough. Resource isolation is much different that security isolation. How do we make applications deployed in containers more secure? What tools can be we apply to our containers running in Kubernetes to make them more secure? How can we apply policy to our network and services to make sure applications only have access to what they need and nothing more?

In this talk, attendees will learn about the risks and attack surfaces of a Kubernetes cluster. s-We'll look at tools like PodSecurityPolicy, SELinux, AppArmor, seccomp, and sandboxed containers in action to improve the security of containers. We’ll then go up the stack and learn how to apply network policy to containers to further improve security.

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Navigating the Service Mesh Landscape - Paul Bouwer, Microsoft

Service meshes offer a number of capabilities around security, traffic management and observability. They provide a compelling approach to shift the requirements related to these capabilities out of our code bases.

Istio, Linkerd and Consul are all really capable options within this space. But how do you decide between them?

What scenarios are each of them best suited for? Which one best delivers the capabilities both your business and workloads require? And what are the overheads and implications of running them within your environment?

In this talk, Paul will help you make sense of this landscape and leave you with the tools to make the decision that is best for you.

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OPA Policy Templating and Testing - Tejas Cherukara, ANZ Bank & Ben Ebsworth, Digio

Speakers: Tejas Cherukara, Ben Ebsworth
Ever since its inception and acceptance into CNCF, OPA has been widely regarded as the default policy evaluation tool in the Cloud Native landscape. Due to the functionality that OPA provides, it was quickly adopted as a control point but did not scale as expected. This talk discusses the significant role OPA plays in a large banking context, and how we went about productionising the deployment across a number of use-cases.

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Policing Your Kubernetes Clusters with Open Policy Agent (OPA) - Mark Puddick & Amith Nambiar, Pivotal

Open Policy Agent (CNCF project) is a full-featured policy engine that offloads policy decisions from your Kubernetes cluster to an external service.

Policies are essential to the long-term success of an organization, because they encode important knowledge about how to comply with legal requirements, avoid repeating mistakes, and so on.

For example, a custom policy could be that developers are ONLY allowed to reference container images in their Deployments from your own Private registry. Other could be , Developers must have certain labels be present in all deployment definitions identifying the business unit to chargeback to.

Join us as we take you through configuring and deploying custom policies using the Open Policy Agent. We will cover some common policies used in enterprises and walk you through how to implement them in OPA using Rego. Rego is OPA’s native query language.

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Running Massively Parallel Deep-learning Inference Pipelines on Kubernetes - Suneeta Mall & Martin Abeleda, Nearmap

Nearmap captures terabytes of aerial imagery daily. With the introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, Nearmap has leveraged Kubernetes to generate AI content based on tens of petabytes of images effectively and efficiently.

This talk covers how using Kubernetes as the backbone of our AI infrastructure, allowed us to build a fully automated deep-learning inferential pipeline that despite not being embarrassingly parallel is actually massively parallel. This talk explains the architecture of this auto-scalable solution that has exhausted all K80 spot GPUs across all US data centres of AWS for weeks. This system has already produced semantic content on over a million km2 area at resolution as high as 5cm/pixel in just 2 weeks. In this talk, you will learn about the joys of building and running this system at scale, challenges encountered, their resolution, & future work.

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Securing Untrusted Workloads with Kata Containers on Kubernetes - David Angot & Alex Price, Atlassian

Whilst containers have allowed for quick and easy deployment and execution of workloads, they come with their drawbacks in terms of security and isolation. This is evident when running untrusted workloads, where isolation and separation of customer workloads is paramount in a multi-tenanted environment.

With years of experience running the Bitbucket Pipelines infrastructure, Atlassian engineers David Angot and Alex Price will explore the challenges faced, such as kernel vulnerabilities, providing access to Docker in Docker (DinD) and “privileged” containers when managing a platform that executes untrusted code.

With security in mind, they will explore Kata Containers, a runtime for Containerd and CRI-O that provisions Kubernetes pods as Virtual Machines, each with their own kernel and resources and most importantly isolation.

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Smooth Operator - A Rough Guide to Kubernetes Operators - Olive Power, VMware

Kubernetes Operators are key to the automation of complex containerised applications. They facilitate the encoding of post deployment configuration information into Kubernetes primitives. This means operational tasks like installation and configuration (day 1), update, reconfiguration and failover (day 2), can exist as software inside Kubernetes, with integration into the Kubernetes API. This integration makes these applications Kubernetes-native. In this talk we will discuss the genesis and evolution of Kubernetes Operators. In addition, we will discuss their use in some common complex applications being orchestrated by Kubernetes today. Finally, we will touch on the process of building an Operator and how that process pathway looks. Kubernetes Operators take the rough edges off a complex application, enabling smooth automation!

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So You Want to Geo-Partition Your Data... - Deepthi Sigireddi & Jiten Vaidya, Planetscale, Inc.

One of the distinguishing features of Vitess is its support for flexible sharding schemes. In this talk Deepthi and Jiten will show how this can be used to build a custom sharding scheme that respects geo-partitioning requirements. They will then demonstrate a database cluster built using this scheme that solves data residency at the database layer obviating the need for any changes at the application layer.

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Sponsored Keynote: Free Range Kubernetes: Feeding, Watering & Herding - Brian Goodman-Jones, Director, Rancher

We can all grasp the concepts & benefits of “free-range” when it comes to farming, think open paddocks, green grass, colorful healthy fields. This talk will look at “free range” farming principles and how they might apply to best practices for getting the most out of Kubernetes at scale - across the data centre, the cloud and the edge. What principles could we adapt & apply, and what would the outcomes look like. E.g. alignment to upstream, open standards, CNCF, multi-cluster, multi-cloud.

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Sponsored Keynote: The Future of Observability in K8s - Nik Jain, Observability Advocate & Steve Ng, Solutions Consultant, New Relic

New Relic has a bi-modal strategy to deliver what it takes to bring meaning to the day-in-the-life of our platform practitioners, we have always been an open-source fan and big supporter for Kubecon. What that means from a technology standpoint is that we are vested. In this short keynote presentation, New Relic Technologists - Steve and Nik will showcase two core use-cases.

1. Use of OpenMetrics and OpenTracing technologies to enable telescopic and microscopic insights into your K8s super-clusters (multi-cluster setup)

2. Showcase how our open-source nerdpack - Compute optimise delivers cost-containment for K8s services.

In a nutshell, our aim to enable the audience on double bottom line attainment i.e. revenue goals and innovation atop cloud-native technologies like Kubernetes.