Enabling event-driven automation using Knative - Robert Guske
summary
Knative is shown installed via VMware Tanzu Application Platform and Cloud‑Native Runtimes and used to run request‑driven services that scale from zero with revisions and percent traffic splitting; a load test of ~200 concurrent users spawns pods and scales to zero after ~60s. Eventing uses CloudEvents (Harbor adds support in 2.8), vCenter emits ~2,100 event types, and Tanzu Sources for Knative + a RabbitMQ broker route events to FaaS that perform CloudEvent transformation and enable tag‑driven security by applying NSX rules when a VM tag is attached.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 2:30What is Knative
- 6:43Knative Serving demo
- 13:24Knative Eventing overview
- 19:31Cloud Events standard
- 23:02Harbor event-driven demo
- 26:15Function creation basics
- 30:37Sources and vSphere integration
- 36:55Getting started with Knative
- 37:39Key takeaways and Q&A
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