In episode 40 of EnterpriseReady, Grant is joined by Alexis Richardson of Weaveworks. They discuss Weave GitOps, insights on brand revitalization, and the storied career journey that led Alexis from finance to startups to enterprise software.

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EnterpriseReady - Ep. #40, The Uncanny Valley with Alexis Richardson of Weaveworks

In episode 22 of The Kubelist Podcast, Marc talks with Chandler Hoisington of AWS about EKS Anywhere. They explore the decisions made by the AWS team in building a Kubernetes distribution and how the project is helping make Kubernetes more ubiquitous.

The Kubelist Podcast - Ep. #22, EKS Anywhere with Chandler Hoisington of AWS

We went beyond what the Continuous Delivery Foundation is doing to talk about how to scale Continuous Delivery.  Especially around the continuous reconciler pattern.

So what does CD take beyond committing something in git?  To make scalable continuous delivery systems and cross team continuous delivery systems means building things beyond GitOps that really scale and work for enterprise teams.  The use cases are not just cloud native technologies, but really useful for established enterprise tech too.

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Scaling Continuous Delivery

GitOps is a really important way of collaborating and communicating about infrastructure.

But can GitOps escape from Kubernetes?  While we did talk about Kubernetes too, we mainly talked about what it takes to implement GitOps outside of Kubernetes.  We considered building a GitOps architecture and then having people understand and use it.  We also cover the fundamental parts of GitOps like having a reconciler and a bunch of tools that drive clusters.

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Expanding GitOps beyond K8s

How do you build GitOps, infrastructure and systems relying on events and monitoring, when you need to revert to a polling loop, or augment a polling loop with an event system? 

Today, we drill into concrete technical details about events and monitoring. We also suggest practical functional advice on how Git Ops works, how systems work, and how you can build a resilient system. 

Stick around for a bonus at the end of the discussion, where we talk a little bit about complexity!

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Transcript: https://otter.ai/u/udK3y3upQMszo2IVtbrdGigmehE

Events And Monitoring [bonus Complexity chat]

This episode features Red Hat’s Lester Claudio and Jonny Rickard who maintain Validated Patterns for GitOps, hybrid cloud, industrial edge computing, and more.

Join us as we discuss some of the challenges to maintaining patterns, GitOps architecture on Kubernetes, and what kind of hats we would be.

PODCAST NOTES
Validated Patterns Documentation: hybrid-cloud-patterns.io
Validated Patterns Github: github.com/hybrid-cloud-patterns
Validated Patterns Status: hybrid-cloud-patterns.io/ci/
ArgoCD: argoproj.github.io/cd/
Vault Secrets Operator: hashicorp.com/blog/vault-secrets-operator-a-new-method-for-kubernetes-integration
OpenShift Commons Slack: openshiftcommons.slack.com/

Episode 38 - Jonny Rickard & Lester Claudio, Red Hat

In this podcast, Stefan Prodan, developer experience engineer at Weaveworks and creator of the Flagger project, sat down with InfoQ podcast co-host Daniel Bryant. Topics discussed included: how progressive delivery extends the core ideas of continuous delivery; how the open source Flagger Kubernetes operator can be used to implement a progressive delivery strategy via canary releasing with an API gateway or service mesh; and the new “GitOps toolkit” that has evolved from the Flux continuous delivery operator.

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Stefan Prodan on Progressive Delivery, Flagger, and GitOps

Late last month, Rancher Labs donated its popular K3s Kubernetes distribution to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation. This stripped down version of Kubernetes has been a quiet hit among cloud native users — many who are deploying to edge environs.

So for this week’s episode of The New Stack Context podcast, we invited Rancher Co-Founder Darren Shepherd to discuss what Rancher is seeing in the cloud native ecosystem. Rancher is in the process of being acquired by SUSE and, because the deal is still pending, Darren could not comment but he did chat about K3s, as well as Kubernetes.

The New Stack Editorial and Marketing Director Libby Clark hosted this episode, alongside TNS Senior Editor Richard MacManus, and TNS Managing Editor Joab Jackson.

Episode 132:  Darren Shepard of Rancher - Who Needs Kubernetes Operators Anyway?

In episode 26 of o11ycast, Charity and Shelby speak with Parveen Khan of Square Marble Technology. They discuss Parveen’s journey into observability and the insights she’s gained as a test engineer and quality advocate.

o11ycast - Ep. #26, Unknown Unknowns with Parveen Khan of Square Marble Technology

In episode 5 of The Kubelist Podcast, Marc Campbell is joined by Michael Bridgen of Weaveworks. They unpack Flux, the GitOps operator for Kubernetes, as well as GitOps adoption and progressive delivery.

The Kubelist Podcast - Ep. #5, Flux with Michael Bridgen of Weaveworks

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