Kubernetes: Enabling Edge Workloads
summary
Describes a concrete edge stack: treat the edge OS as a container image built with containerfile/OCI tools, sign images with sigstore, and deploy immutable updates via rpm-ostree so a locked-down device with SSH removed auto-pulls a signed bootable OS image from a registry and reboots into it. Shows central Kubernetes controlling rollout (lightweight distro microshift), workload updates via container images and Ansible, and telemetry through the OpenTelemetry collector.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:26Edge challenges in Kubernetes
- 2:52Immutable OS for Edge workloads
- 4:13Extending OS concepts to Edge
- 5:37Automated OS updates
- 7:27Managing Edge workload updates
- 8:09AI inferencing with lightweight Kubernetes
- 9:13Observability with OpenTelemetry
- 9:57Closing remarks
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