CaaS, Serverless, scale-to-zero: What is it and how to get started with Knative?
summary
Knative is presented as an open alternative for Serverless patterns (CaaS and FaaS) that avoids cloud-provider lock-in and can run on private infrastructure. The talk explains deployment topologies used by cloud providers, demonstrates Knative live-coding features like scale-to-zero, and shows how to adopt Knative to get Serverless benefits without committing to a specific cloud vendor.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 8:47Cloud infrastructure evolution
- 13:20What is Serverless?
- 20:34Knative overview
- 24:40Demo: Knative deployment
- 28:52Demo: Functions and traffic splitting
- 35:59OVH alternative: vHIA
- 42:03Best practices and conclusion
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