Platinum Sponsor Keynote – Scott McAllister
summary
vCluster claims a control plane as a service by running a full Kubernetes API server, datastore and controller manager inside a pod on a host cluster, letting teams spin up per-tenant clusters without separate cloud clusters. Users adopt three modes: shared nodes for CPU/GPU efficiency, node-label dedicated nodes for tenant-specific scheduling while still sharing network and storage, and private nodes for full isolation for customer workloads. A GPU-enabled Kubernetes ebook ships this week.
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