Building and Operating Cloud Native Platforms with the Radius Project
summary
Radius is a CNCF Sandbox framework that claims to let developers declare an application graph and let operators bind those resources to environments using recipes (Bicep, Terraform) so infrastructure is provisioned for them. The demo builds a sample e‑commerce app (frontend, backend, MongoDB, gateway) on a local Kubernetes context, using rad CLI and dashboard to deploy and inspect resources. Current cloud support is Azure and AWS, registration uses service principal or OIDC, and the local demo works end‑to‑end.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to Radius
- 3:02Challenges in cloud native
- 10:47What is Radius
- 15:42Radius recipes and concepts
- 18:22Radius environments
- 19:57Radius demonstration
- 30:56Conclusion and community
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