Two Black Fridays later: hits and misses
summary
This covers Magazine Luiza’s experience adopting Kubernetes and multi‑cloud for two Black Fridays: the strategy to minimize developer learning curve for Kubernetes, details of their Kubernetes ecosystem and how Docker image creation was abstracted, and the operational preparations that allowed many apps to run across two clouds without incidents. It also examines how these choices support evolving legacy and new apps and the challenges encountered in adopting Kubernetes.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:022017 Black Friday numbers
- 10:04Teresa origin and evolution
- 14:51Cultural and technical challenges
- 26:59HPA and metrics issues
- 33:11Psychological impact of changes
- 39:20Cop tools and limitations
- 42:32Prometheus monitoring
- 45:04Network and latency challenges
- 48:15Q&A
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