Guide through the galaxy - Structure of modern information systems
summary
Presents an opinionated, production-proven cloud-native stack used to build high‑availability, cost‑sensitive systems (medical device backend and web analytics) that run hybrid and multi‑cloud. Recommends Kubernetes for HA and autoscaling with pod topology spread, PDBs, cluster autoscaler/Carpenter and KEDA + HPA for event-driven scaling. Lists concrete components that are deployed together: CRI runtimes, Calico/Cilium, AWS Load Balancer Controller, Helm/Kaniko/Harbor, Prometheus/Grafana, OpenTelemetry/Jaeger, CertManager, OPA, Vitess for MySQL sharding and Strimzi for Kafka.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker intro
- 1:17Personal and Kubernetes intro
- 3:09Cloud-native tech stack overview
- 5:18Achieving high availability
- 6:32Scaling strategies in Kubernetes
- 9:58Container runtimes and CNI plugins
- 11:26Ingress controllers and gateway API
- 12:34Network security and load balancing
- 13:23DNS and access management
- 14:28Storage and persistent volumes
- 15:09Source control and registries
- 16:02CI/CD and security scanning
- 17:04Observability and monitoring
- 18:14Tracing and service insights
- 19:01Security and policy management
- 19:50Authentication and identity
- 20:11Databases and operators
- 21:20Big data and stream processing
- 22:31Data visualization tools
- 23:15Workflow engines and service mesh
- 24:04CNCF landscape overview
- 24:48Closing and resources
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