Keynote Self Serving Multi Tenant Kubernetes Platform for Enterprise Company
summary
A centralized shared cluster with a self-serve portal lets a team request a Kubernetes namespace and deploy a containerized app on day one using a predefined CI/CD pipeline (GitLab CI to Flux or ArgoCD), OpenTelemetry and New Relic for observability, Key Vault + managed identity for secrets, and a registry for images. The platform claims migrations taking >80 days before this change, exposes APIs for location and edge choices, and integrates storage and DB services via a service catalog.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:27Why
- 2:00What do developers need
- 6:30Faster deployment
- 8:07Platform overview
- 9:08Under the hood
- 10:40Recommendations
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