BEGIN:VCALENDAR
VERSION:2.0
PRODID:-//DevOpsChat//Events//EN
CALSCALE:GREGORIAN
METHOD:PUBLISH
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:01a1989d-2ca1-7180-9c8c-897c7314f51a@www.devopschat.co
DTSTAMP:20261106T124313Z
DTSTART:20191024T103000Z
DTEND:20191024T113000Z
SUMMARY:Kuberoo
DESCRIPTION:Kubernauts\,\n\nGet your umbrellas out and join us at the next 
 Meetup on Thursday 24th October for the night of Kuberoo (Ok\, this sounde
 d funnier in my head ¯\\_(ツ)_/¯).\n\nWe will kick the night off with a
  talk given by our hosts. Jason Teh\, will tell us how the Roo run Kafka o
 n Kubernetes! We will follow up with a talk by Al Bates about ephemeral K8
 s clusters and how you can easily manage them using an OSS tool called Sug
 arkube. We shall continue the night with a talk about Cluster API and clus
 ter lifecycle management by Naadir Jeewa and Dan Finneran\, and we will cl
 ose the night with a talk by Joel Speed\, from Pusher about the problems a
 nd solutions for K8s configuration.\n\nThis event would not be possible wi
 thout our marvellous sponsors: OpenShift and Deliveroo. Let's give them a 
 round of virtual applause (**silent roar**).\n\nPlease read Deliveroo code
  of conduct as you will be requested to sign in when entering the premises
 : https://drive.google.com/open?id=1_fJCeWXWPF99VOK0Xi8Hi1aUSpCmt-KX\n\nAg
 enda:\n\n6:30 - 7:00 Socialise\, make friends\, eat\, drink and be merry.\
 n7:00 - 7:25 Kafka on Kubernetes\, Jason Teh\, Deliveroo\n7:30 - 7:55 Ephe
 meral clusters with Sugarkube\, Al Bates\n7:55 - 8:15 break\n8:15 - 8:30 C
 luster management and Cluster API\, Naadir Jeewa and Dan Finneran\, VMware
 \n8:30 - 8:38 Oh Sh*t! The Config Changed\, Joel Speed\, Pusher.\n\nJason 
 Teh\, Kafka on Kubernetes\nKubernetes has proven to be a solid platform to
  run containerised stateless workloads but how does it handle stateful app
 lications? This talk will describe the experience of running Kafka on Kube
 rnetes in a production environment at Deliveroo.\n\nJason is originally fr
 om Sydney\, Australia and comes primarily from a sw development background
 . He pivoted into more of an infrastructure/ operational role in his ~2 ye
 ars at Deliveroo but still codes from time to time.\n\nAl Bates\, Ephemera
 l cluster with Sugarkube\nThis talk will demonstrate how Sugarkube (https:
 //sugarkube.io) can be used to launch a K8s cluster on AWS\, install appli
 cations and create all the necessary cloud infrastructure. We'll cover the
  benefits of being able to create and destroy K8s clusters on-demand ("eph
 emeral clusters")\, the possibilities they open up and the benefits engine
 ering teams can expect by adopting ephemeral clusters.\n\nAl has been a pr
 ofessional developer for 10+ years working at a variety of national and in
 ternational companies across media\, telecoms and finance. He's a polyglot
  full-stack web engineer who thinks ephemeral Kubernetes clusters can make
  dev teams more agile.\n\nNaadir Jeewa and Dan Finneran\nAn overview of de
 ploying/scaling and upgrading kubernetes clusters and highlight some of th
 e current problems users may face. The talk will then introduce Cluster-AP
 I\, a relatively new development that is part of the Kubernetes project th
 at aims to harness the power of K8s to simplify the lifecycle of Kubernete
 s clusters.\n\nNaadir is OSS software engineer at VMware\, working on K8s 
 within the Cluster Lifecycle SIG. Prior to VMware\, Naadir was a public cl
 oud consultant working primarily in London startup sector.\n\nDan Finneran
 \, Senior K8s Architect\, currently focused on building excellent teams/cl
 usters and platforms. Originally part of Heptio prior to the VMware acquis
 ition\, where his focus was on helping customers and the community in buil
 ding awesome clusters. Prior to Heptio he was at Docker.\n\nJoel Speed\, O
 h Sh*t! The Config Changed\nThe majority of production incidents for Pushe
 r's platform team during 2018 had the same root cause: a broken config!\n\
 nK8s doesn't have a sense of versioning for configmaps and secrets and\, i
 n a lot of cases\, updating configuration won't even be reflected into run
 ning pods. So how can you make sure that your pods are always running the 
 latest configuration?\n\nJoel is a Cloud Infrastructure engineer who has b
 een working with K8s for the last year. He has been working in DevOps for 
 over 3 years and is currently helping Pusher build their internal Kubernet
 es Platform.\n\nhttps://www.devopschat.co/meetings/kuberoo
URL:https://www.devopschat.co/meetings/kuberoo
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR