Tune in to this special edition of KubeconNA23, hosted at KubeCon in Chicago, featuring an in-depth conversation with Neil Cresswell. This episode is a deep dive into the complexities and nuances of the edge computing and Kubernetes ecosystems, providing valuable insights for tech enthusiasts and professionals.

The Meaning of Edge Computing: Join us as we explore the ambiguous and often misunderstood concept of edge computing. Neil Cresswell discusses various interpretations and the importance of focusing on specific use cases rather than the broad and sometimes misleading term "edge."

DevOps and Lexicon Challenges: Delve into the discussion about the lack of a unified lexicon in tech, particularly in areas like edge computing and DevOps, and how this impacts understanding and communication within the industry.

Edge Computing Use Cases: Understand the different use cases of edge computing, from telco edge to IoT and industrial IoT, and how each use case requires a unique approach and solution.

Kubernetes and Docker Environments: Learn about managing large-scale Kubernetes and Docker environments, and the capability of handling containers in diverse settings, from laptops to cloud and edge environments.

KubeCon's Ecosystem and Solutions Exchange: Discover insights from KubeCon's solutions exchange, showcasing the vibrancy and breadth of the Kubernetes ecosystem, along with the plethora of point solutions addressing specific Kubernetes challenges.

The Future of Kubernetes and Edge: Engage in a thought-provoking discussion on the future directions of Kubernetes and edge computing, and the necessity of an array of products for large-scale deployments.

This episode is packed with expert knowledge, making it a must-watch for anyone interested in the evolving landscape of edge computing, Kubernetes, and the broader technology ecosystem.

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KubeconNA23 - Neil Cresswell of Portainer chats  about edge and his new project, k2d.io

Dive into an engaging session from KubeconNA23, held in Chicago, featuring a thought-provoking conversation with Marino. This episode covers a range of topics from business needs in tech to the agility of emerging technologies, offering valuable insights for both tech enthusiasts and professionals.

Business Needs and Tech Features: Explore the importance of aligning tech developments with specific business needs, and how different organizations approach this alignment with varying features and functionalities.

Balancing Maturity and Speed in Tech: Delve into the challenges and benefits of balancing organizational maturity with the need for speed and responsiveness in tech developments.

Emerging Technologies and Autonomy: Learn about the dynamics of emerging technology units within large organizations, including the autonomy and agility they possess, and how this impacts innovation and quick decision-making.

The Role of Networking Technologies: Gain insights into the evolution of networking technologies, and the increasing importance of network engineers in the tech landscape.

Navigating KubeCon Effectively: Get valuable tips on how to make the most out of KubeCon, including session selection based on personal interests, pacing oneself, and engaging in the 'hallway track' for networking and knowledge exchange.

Importance of Community and Collaboration: Understand the significance of community involvement, sharing ideas, and forming new collaborations within the tech ecosystem.

This episode is a must-watch for those interested in understanding the nuances of technology development, the role of agility and innovation in large organizations, and the importance of community and networking in tech events like KubeCon.

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KubeconNA23 - Marino Wijay of Solo.io chats about community and networking

Join us for a special episode of Cloud Unfiltered, where we're chatting with Ole Lensmar and Cortney Nickerson from KubeShop. We'll be discussing KubeShop's mission to simplify the Kubernetes experience and the exciting projects they're working on, including Monocle, Testkube, Botkube, TraceTest, and Kubefirst.

In this episode, we'll cover:

What KubeShop is and what they do
The different projects that KubeShop is working on
How KubeShop's projects can help developers and teams get more out of Kubernetes
The future of KubeShop and their plans for the future
We'll also take some questions from the audience, so be sure to tune in!

KubeShop is a company that is focused on simplifying the Kubernetes experience. They do this by developing tools and projects that help developers and teams get more out of Kubernetes. Some of their key projects include:

Monocle is a YAML IDE that makes it easier for developers to write and manage Kubernetes manifests.
TestQube is a testing platform for Kubernetes applications.
Botkube is a tool for automating Kubernetes tasks.
TraceTest is a tool for testing Kubernetes applications for performance and reliability.
KubeFirst is a framework for building Kubernetes applications.

 is a great resource for developers and teams who are looking to get more out of Kubernetes. Their tools and projects can help you to:

Write and manage Kubernetes manifests more easily
Test your Kubernetes applications more effectively
Automate your Kubernetes tasks
Ensure that your Kubernetes applications are performing and reliable
Build Kubernetes applications more quickly and easily
If you're interested in learning more about KubeShop, be sure to check out their website and follow them on social media.

KubeconNA23 - Ole Lensmar and Cortney Nickerson  discuss testing, cloudnative and...

Justin Barksdale on Kubernetes Management and Edge Computing

Justin Barksdale, Principal Architect at SpectroCloud, joins us today to discuss Kubernetes management and edge computing.

Kubernetes Management

Kubernetes is a powerful tool for managing containerized applications, but it can also be complex. Justin shares his insights on how to manage Kubernetes clusters effectively, including:

Consistency across multiple clouds and on-premises environments
Automating tasks to reduce manual effort
Using GitOps for declarative configuration
Monitoring and alerting for proactive issue detection
Edge Computing

Edge computing is the deployment of computing resources closer to the data source, which can improve performance and reduce latency. Justin discusses the challenges of managing Kubernetes at the edge, such as:

Limited resources
Unreliable connectivity
Security concerns
He also shares UpcoCloud's approach to edge computing, which includes:

Using immutable images to secure operating systems
Enabling self-healing clusters
Deploying containers to edge devices using a lightweight container runtime
Join us for this informative and engaging discussion on Kubernetes management and edge computing.

Keywords: Kubernetes, management, edge computing, containerization, DevOps, cloud, on-premises, compliance

KubeconNA23 - Justin Barksdale chats about cloud native and edge  computing

All of the Cloud Unfiltered Podcasts from Kubecon in Chicago 2023Welcome to a captivating episode of "Cloud Unfiltered," hosted by Michael Chenitz, straight from the vibrant atmosphere of KubeCon in Chicago. This special edition features an insightful conversation with two renowned figures in the world of cloud computing – Darren Sheppard and Shannon Williams.

🌧️ Amidst the backdrop of Chicago's unpredictable weather, from rain to unexpected snow, our host and guests dive into a lively discussion. They share their unique perspectives on the latest trends and innovations in cloud technology, providing valuable insights that resonate with both industry veterans and newcomers.

🎙️ Highlights:

Exclusive insights from Darren Sheppard and Shannon Williams on the evolving landscape of cloud computing and how Acorn can help.
Engaging discussions on challenges and opportunities in the cloud space.
A light-hearted take on adapting to Chicago's ever-changing weather, adding a personal touch to the conversation.
🔍 Whether you're a professional in the cloud computing field or just keen on learning more about the latest technological advancements, this episode is packed with information and entertaining anecdotes. Join us for an episode that not only educates but also entertains, reflecting the dynamic spirit of KubeCon.

KubeconNA23 - Darren Shephard and Shannon Williams discuss cloud native and Acorn

In episode 6 of Open Source Ready, Brian and John are joined by Adam Jacob, co-creator of Chef and CEO of System Initiative, to discuss the philosophical and business intersections of open source. Adam shares insights on the evolution of free software, the challenges of monetizing open source projects, and the future of collaborative development in an increasingly commercialized tech ecosystem.

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Open Source Ready - Ep. #6, The Infinite Nature of Software with Adam Jacob

In this special episode of The Kubelist Podcast, recorded live at KubeCon 2024 in Salt Lake City, hosts Marc Campbell and Benjie De Groot bring you seven engaging interviews with developers and contributors from the Kubernetes ecosystem. From CNCF projects like Testkube, Logging Operator, and Kubeflow to innovative tools like Buildpacks, Kairos, Krkn, and Scarf, this episode dives into the latest updates and insights.

The Kubelist Podcast - Ep. #45, Live from KubeCon 2024

In episode 46 of The Kubelist Podcast, Marc and Benjie chat with John Dietz, CEO of Konstruct, about Kubefirst, an open source platform that streamlines Kubernetes adoption. John shares the journey of building Kubefirst, overcoming Kubernetes complexity, and the challenges of commercializing open source software.

The Kubelist Podcast - Ep. #46, Kubefirst with John Dietz of Konstruct

I was invited to DJ at Edera's 1st Birthday Party, which took place as part of the KubeCon LDN pre-parties. This was a rare opportunity where my day job collided with my DJ'ing. Please enjoy this 3 hour set :)

Edera's 1st Birthday - D'lectronique - CitizenM Tower of London, KubeCon LDN APR '25

In episode 23 of Open Source Ready, Brian Douglas and John McBride sit down with Davanum “Dims” Srinivas to discuss the health and future of the Kubernetes community. They explore how corporate changes impact open source contributions, the importance of onboarding programs, and the challenge of sustaining long-term contributors. Dims also shares insights into Kubernetes’ evolving role in AI and GPU workloads. The discussion is equal parts career advice, technical insight, and open source storytelling.

Open Source Ready - Ep. #23, Kubernetes, AI, and Community Engagement with Davanum Srinivas

Heavybit is the leading early-stage investor in enterprise infrastructure. Since 2013, we've helped launch and scale visionary technical startups—from DevSecOps and feature flagging to AI code generation and beyond. We go hands-on from day 0, backing founders as they turn code into companies and build the future of software from the bottom up to the top down.

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Cloud Unfiltered is a series of interviews with the people that are working to move cloud technology and implementation forward. This includes everyone from software engineers and open source project leads to IT executives and cloud users. In these interviews we talk about different cloud architectures, management models, and deployment strategies. We discuss platform compatibility, the culture changes required for cloud success, and the complimentary technologies that are making cloud more powerful with each passing day.

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