Nodeless Knative: Just-in-Time All the Way
summary
Shows a working nodeless stack that provisions real kubelet worker nodes on demand (demo uses Luna on EKS and kind clusters), schedules pods only after a node spins up, and tears nodes down when idle. Uses Kubernetes primitives plus vertical pod autoscaler to right‑size requests and falls back to smallest instance then upsizes on later runs. Demonstrates multi‑cluster federation that brings up control planes on demand (clusters enter standby after ~2 minutes). Cold starts occur on first call; subsequent requests succeed.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Nodeless Knative intro
- 1:11Nodeless concept single cluster
- 3:39Live demo JIT compute
- 7:15Q&A single-cluster setup
- 11:54Extending to multi-cluster
- 13:42Live demo multi-cluster JIT
- 16:37Summary takeaways
- 18:42Q&A multi-cluster scheduling
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