Building Next-Generation Apps with Knative
summary
Knative is a Kubernetes-native stack composed of Serving, Build and Eventing. Serving exposes HTTP services as immutable revisions with automated traffic splitting and autoscale-to-zero; Build runs inside the cluster to pull source from GitHub and publish container images; Eventing connects services to Kafka, GitHub and custom containers. A demo builds and deploys a hello-world from GitHub on Google Cloud, shows traffic shifting between revisions, and measures an approximate 10 ms proxy overhead.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 13:20Modern app problems
- 21:07Knative Serving
- 28:13Knative Build
- 31:28Knative Eventing
- 38:21Demo: Knative Serving
- 41:17Demo: Knative Build
- 43:43Q&A
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