Keynote: Kubernetes - The Universal Control Plane
summary
Argues that the Kubernetes scheduler becomes a universal control plane by treating VMs, cloud services, containers and functions as native resources, showing concrete integrations: Cube word exposes VMs as pod-like CRDs so VMs and pods share namespaces; storage vendors ship custom schedulers to co-locate databases and caches; cross plane provisions RDS and other managed services via kubectl apply; cloud provider controllers (ACK, Azure Service Operator, KCC) map cloud APIs into Kubernetes; and serverless features (connective serving + Eventing) implement scale to zero for functions.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:48Welcome
- 1:43Introduction
- 2:19Scheduling
- 8:02Modern Infrastructure
- 9:40Extending Kubernetes
- 11:20Where are the applications running
- 13:57VMS
- 15:59Industry Examples
- 17:21Cloud Services
- 19:19Examples
- 20:49Serverless Functions
- 22:57Kubernetes Native
- 23:34The Road Ahead
- 24:51Wrap Up
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