Keynote: Hiding in the Dark
summary
Claim: Kubernetes acts like Minecraft’s crafting table, combining foundational pieces — iptables → eBPF, cgroups, DNS, Raft/etcd — into higher‑level systems that let teams build resilient platforms. Most enterprises respond to failures by precautionary hiding practices (long release cycles, manual QA) rather than adopting cloud native. Adoption crossed the chasm last year but the majority remain non‑cloud‑native, and at this event about 90% are first‑time attendees who will either stay hiding or learn to craft.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:16cloud native definition
- 0:32parable
- 1:36Why are you staring at a black screen
- 2:23nd grader → most enterprises
- 2:44long release cycles
- 3:15THELINUX FOUNDATION
- 3:33sibling
- 3:52mining
- 5:15networking
- 5:25Internet Protocol Firewall ADMinistrator
- 5:39reimplemented
- 5:54advanced
- 7:062nd graders
- 7:244th graders
- 7:42community
- 7:53years old
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