Open Source Opening Doors - Michelle Noorali, Sr. Software Engineer, Microsoft (Part 1)
summary
Helm packages Kubernetes manifests into Helm charts that template configuration, enabling packaged, versioned deployments; the project claims 345 contributors and 4,800 Slack members and reports real scaling pains: harder governance, community support, even running a 200-person meetup. Helm becomes a CNCF project after TOC due diligence, easing vendor‑neutral stewardship. Related tool Draft automates the dev loop—build, push, update chart, deploy—so app developers iterate against Kubernetes without managing low‑level YAML.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:14welcome michelle nirali to stage welcome
- 1:23manage your containerized applications in the cloud on bare metal
- 3:59define your kubernetes manifests in a package format
- 7:39meeting the non-technical needs
- 12:17developing containerized applications
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