Keynote: Open Source & Operational Excellence
summary
Argues that scaling microservices requires operational discipline not just architecture, using two-pizza teams (5–10 people) plus emergent platform teams; recommends a cloud + open source blend for SLAs and transparency; demands pre-instrumented dashboards, explicit trace points and runbooks so consumers can operate software; insists on built-in testability for chaos and brown‑out testing in production; cites contributions to CNCF, continued Kubernetes federation and sync testing work, and a GitHub tool to debug post‑mortem container crashes.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:15Microservices
- 3:04Pizza Mantra
- 4:46Platform Teams
- 6:14Cloud vs Open Source
- 9:34Build Operation Software
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