Keynote: Cloud Native at AWS

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AWS announces a managed Kubernetes service EKS that runs an upstream control plane for customers, a new Fargate option to run managed containers without owning instances, and public bare‑metal instances. Networking uses a VPC CNI integrated with the ENA adapter so pods receive native IPs and full bandwidth; AWS reports running over 100,000 ECS clusters in production. Contributions include containerd work, CNI improvements, and IAM-for-pod integrations (kube2iam / projected tokens) to simplify auth.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 5:58PRODUCTION WORKLOADS ON AWS
3. 6:50CHANGING COMPUTE CONSUMPTION MODEL
4. 10:33Heptio IAM Authenticator
5. 12:15IAM roles for Pods

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