Keynote: Fair Share - What Shared Responsibility Means for Managed Kubernetes Cluste...

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Managed Kubernetes shifts specific responsibilities: providers operate kube-apiserver, kube-controller-manager, kube-scheduler, etcd while users typically keep worker node OS and workload data. Using virtual nodes (Fargate, GKE Autopilot, Oracle virtual nodes) removes OS patching and node upgrades but reduces control (no API server feature gates). Alternatives like container instances/ECS drop Kubernetes entirely. Concrete action: inventory control-plane vs data-plane components, read each provider’s published support boundaries, and open tickets for undocumented third‑party tooling.

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