Clayton Coleman, Red Hat | Red Hat Summit 2020
summary
OpenShift positions Kubernetes as a mature bedrock with 86% enterprise adoption and a community push to make Knative production ready in 2020. The platform integrates cloud APIs, Ceph-based storage and operators to bake operational knowledge into deployments and runs tens of thousands of tests/week before packaging. OpenShift Serverless surfaces Knative as a one-click option so functions run on-cluster while teams choose virtualization, Kata or Firecracker for isolation and migration at scale.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:40Kubernetes
- 3:13Keeping up with change
- 6:11Application workloads
- 9:27Integration with public clouds
- 14:40Virtualization
- 18:34Server Lists
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