Intro + Deep Dive: SIG Scalability
summary
SIG Scalability defines a multi‑dimensional scalability envelope and enforces concrete SLOs (e.g., 99th‑percentile mutating API latency ≤1s in 5‑minute windows, max two windows missed per day), runs automated tests with cluster-loader2 and daily 5k‑node simulations via Cubemark hollow nodes (80 real nodes simulating 5k), keeps a 100‑node presubmit performance job, uses perfdash and CPU/memory profiles to find regressions (Go compiler and priority/fairness fixes) and pushes specific fixes.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00SIG Scalability intro
- 3:35Kubernetes scalability
- 9:22Scalability envelope & SLOs
- 17:36Scalability testing tools
- 23:26Recent scalability work
- 25:12Join SIG Scalability
- 36:51Proactive scalability
- 38:17Q&A
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