Let’s Make It KUL! Kubernetes Ultra Light
summary
A SmartCity "green wave" emergency corridor service implemented on ultra-light Kubernetes (k3s) is demonstrated: k3s boots in ~12 seconds with a ~40 MB binary and ~300 MB memory. The stack uses Gloo as a lightweight gateway/service-mesh and OpenFaaS for functions with fast build/push/deploy from source, plus CAN-bus and Android ingestion, ARM edge support, and measured end-to-end deployment and HTTPS routing in a live demo.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:00Conference format
- 3:13Tech trends impact
- 8:00DevOps and Kubernetes 2020
- 12:235G impact
- 13:06Smart city green wave
- 20:39Ultra-light Kubernetes
- 27:11Service mesh tools
- 30:00Up In Phase platform
- 33:55Kubernetes stack demo
- 44:08Function development & deploy
- 47:03Conclusion & Q&A
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