Shifting Left Stateful Applications In Kubernetes
summary
Shows how to shift left by turning ops knowhow into declarative Kubernetes APIs that developers consume without tickets using Crossplane compositions to provision clusters and managed databases, secrets, and a database resource, then apply schema changes with SchemaHero and run a live dev sync with Octeto. Demo provisions a cluster, an RDS‑style instance, creates a database and a videos table, and synchronizes source code into a pod. Notes SchemaHero struggles with complex migrations and Crossplane is younger than Terraform.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:56Live demo setup
- 8:31Database server with Crossplane
- 10:58Schema with Schema Hero
- 14:11App deployment with Octeto
- 20:38Live demo results
- 22:04Kubernetes policies and OPA
- 25:33Schema Hero vs Liquibase
- 27:18AI tools in development
- 29:53Crossplane vs Terraform
- 31:18Kubernetes tooling gaps
- 32:01Q&A
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