KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2024: Full Schedule

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November 12-15
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11:00am MST

From Vectors to Pods: Integrating AI with Cloud Native - Rajas Kakodkar, Broadcom; Kevin Klues, NVIDIA; Joseph Sandoval, Adobe; Ricardo Rocha, CERN; Dawn Chen, Google

Thursday November 14, 2024 11:00am - 11:35am MST

Salt Palace | Level 2 | 255 E

The rise of AI is challenging long-standing assumptions about running cloud native workloads. AI demands hardware accelerators, vast data, efficient scheduling and exceptional scalability. Although Kubernetes remains the de facto choice, feedback from end users and collaboration with researchers and academia are essential to drive innovation, address gaps and integrate AI in cloud native. This panel features end users, AI infra researchers and leads of the CNCF AI and Kubernetes device management working groups focussed on: - Expanding beyond LLMs to explore AI for cloud native workload management, memory usage and debugging - Challenges with scheduling and scaling of AI workloads from the end user perspective - OSS Projects and innovation in AI and cloud native in the CNCF landscape - Improving resource utilisation and performance of AI workloads The next decade of Kubernetes will be shaped by AI. We don’t yet know what this will look like, come join us to discover it together.

Speakers

Dawn Chen

Principal Software Engineer, Google

Dawn Chen is a principal software engineer at Google. Dawn has worked on Kubernetes and Google Container Engine (GKE) before the project was founded. She has been one of tech leads in both Kubernetes and GKE. Prior to Kubernetes, she was the one of the tech leads for Google internal... Read More →

Ricardo Rocha

Lead Platforms Infrastructure, CERN

Ricardo leads the Platform Infrastructure team at CERN with a strong focus on cloud native deployments and machine learning. He has led for several years the internal effort to transition services and workloads to use cloud native technologies, as well as dissemination and training... Read More →

Kevin Klues

Distinguished Engineer, NVIDIA

Kevin Klues is a distinguished engineer on the NVIDIA Cloud Native team. Kevin has been involved in the design and implementation of a number of Kubernetes technologies, including the Topology Manager, the Kubernetes stack for Multi-Instance GPUs, and Dynamic Resource Allocation (DRA... Read More →

Joseph Sandoval

Principal Product Manager, Adobe

Joseph Sandoval, a seasoned tech expert with 25 years in various roles running distributed systems, infrastructure platforms and thrives on empowering developers to scale their applications. An advocate for OpenSource software, he harnesses its transformative power to champion change... Read More →

Rajas Kakodkar

Staff Software Engineer at Broadcom | Tech Lead CNCF TAG Runtime, Broadcom

Rajas is a staff software engineer at Broadcom and a tech lead of the CNCF Technical Advisory Group, Runtime. He is actively involved in the AI working group in the CNCF. He is a Kubernetes contributor and has been a maintainer of the Kube Proxy Next Gen Project. He has also served... Read More →

Thursday November 14, 2024 11:00am - 11:35am MST
Salt Palace | Level 2 | 255 E

AI + ML

Content Experience Level Any

11:00am MST

Shifting Gears: Leveraging CNCF Tools to Streamline Operations at Toyota Connected - Benson Phillips & Rob Heckel, Toyota Connected

Thursday November 14, 2024 11:00am - 11:35am MST

Salt Palace | Level 2 | 254 B

In the evolving landscape of cloud-native ecosystems, aligning teams and standardizing practices is crucial for operational excellence. At Toyota Connected, we faced significant challenges due to inconsistent practices and fragmented collaboration across departments. To address this, we adopted a suite of CNCF tools including ArgoCD, Backstage, Harbor, External Secrets Operator, and OpenCost. This session will delve into our journey of implementing these tools to unify our approach, streamline workflows, and enhance cross-team collaboration. Attendees will gain insights into the practical application of these tools, our successes and failures, and the substantial reduction in time to market achieved. By focusing on the integration of technical solutions and effective team practices, we aim to foster a cohesive and efficient cloud-native environment. This presentation provides actionable strategies for leveraging CNCF tools to drive innovation and excellence in your organization.

Speakers

Benson Phillips

Platform Architect, Toyota Connected

Software oriented, primarily working with cloud native computing. But my interests do not stop there as my love for technology is boundless.

Rob Heckel

Platform Architect, Toyota Connected North America

Rob has over 15 years in technology, specializing in open source and developer enablement. As a Platform Architect for Toyota Connected, he enhances DevOps, SDLC, and SRE practices. He has led the creation of an internal developer platform, streamlined tool integrations, and promoted... Read More →

KCNA24 Shifting Gears PDF pdf

Thursday November 14, 2024 11:00am - 11:35am MST
Salt Palace | Level 2 | 254 B

Cloud Native Experience

Content Experience Level Any

11:00am MST

Lessons Learned Adopting OpenTelemetry at Scale - Alex Arnell, Heroku / Salesforce

Thursday November 14, 2024 11:00am - 11:35am MST

Salt Palace | Level 1 | Grand Ballroom B

OpenTelemetry makes bold promises to unlock and unleash your observability, providing you with open standards, no vendor lock-in and interoperability with just about everything. You believe that your organization could really benefit from an uplift to modern observability. It would be easy to adopt if you were was starting out fresh, but let’s face it, most organizations have sprawling codebases and architectures. Decisions, infrastructure and often engineers that have been in place for decades. How do you even get started? This Heroku case study dives into our OpenTelemetry journey where you'll discover strategies on adoption, how to deal with internal resistance, and technical guidance on rolling out the change. Learn from our missteps and what we wished we had done differently. You’ll even see how a bit of luck can help drive adoption over the finish line. This session will equip you to navigate OpenTelemetry adoption in the most entrenched environments.

Speakers

Alex Arnell

Principal Engineer, Heroku / Salesforce

Alex Arnell is a Principal Engineer at Heroku / Salesforce with over two decades of software development experience. Alex has spent the last decade specializing in telemetry and observability systems. Alex is the lead engineer of the Telemetry team at Heroku, responsible for the collection... Read More →

Adopting OTel KCNA24.pptx pdf

Thursday November 14, 2024 11:00am - 11:35am MST
Salt Palace | Level 1 | Grand Ballroom B

Observability

Content Experience Level Any

11:00am MST

Engineering a Kubernetes Operator: Lessons Learned from Versions 1 to 5 - Andrew L'Ecuyer, Crunchy Data

Thursday November 14, 2024 11:00am - 11:35am MST

Salt Palace | Level 1 | Grand Ballroom H

Join me to uncover insights and hard-learned lessons from our journey through the first five versions of a Kubernetes Operator for Postgres. I will trace the development lifecycle from version 1 started in 2017 to version 5 now. Each version represents a milestone in addressing specific challenges, functionality, stability, and performance. We will discuss the architectural decisions, design patterns, and implementation strategies that shaped the evolution of the Operator. Key topics will include handling stateful applications, ensuring high availability, building for flexible deployment models, scalability, and managing rolling upgrades for both the Operator and underlying software. By the end of this session, participants will be equipped with practical knowledge and actionable strategies for engineering their own Kubernetes Operators, ready to accelerate their development process and avoid common pitfalls.

Speakers

Andrew L'Ecuyer

Sr. Director of Kubernetes Engineering, Crunchy Data

Andrew head’s up the Kubernetes Engineering Team at Crunchy Data. With a diverse background spanning both the public and private sectors, Andrew has played a key role in designing, building and integrating complex systems of all shapes and sizes. He holds degrees in both Computer... Read More →

Engineering A Kubernetes Operator FINAL pdf

Thursday November 14, 2024 11:00am - 11:35am MST
Salt Palace | Level 1 | Grand Ballroom H

Platform Engineering

Content Experience Level Any

11:00am MST

Yahoo’s Kubernetes Journey from on-Prem to Multi-Cloud at Scale - Nandhakumar Venkatachalam & Payal Patel, Yahoo

Thursday November 14, 2024 11:00am - 11:35am MST

Salt Palace | Level 2 | 251 AD

Yahoo is an early adopter of Kubernetes, operating 37 on-prem and 42 multi-cloud production clusters hosting 2700 applications. Our team offers a simple yet powerful interface for users to deploy applications onto our managed clusters. Since 2015, we have handled multiple complex upgrades, including Operating Systems and Kubernetes, upgrading from version 1.0.3 to 1.30.0. In 2023, Yahoo announced plans to migrate to both GCP and AWS cloud platforms. Leveraging extensive knowledge, our team successfully provisioned Kubernetes clusters in a multi-cloud environment within a short period. Our team faced numerous challenges during the cloud adoption process, including networking, security, cluster autoscaling, and cost. In this talk, we will share managing K8S in a multi-cloud and discuss the challenges faced and solutions found. Key topics include Shared VPC, IP Space for K8s, securely accessing private clusters, multi-tenant workload identity, and maintaining a user interface to K8S.

Speakers

Nandhakumar Venkatachalam

Sr Princ Production Engineer, Yahoo Inc

Nandhakumar Venkatachalam is a Senior Principal Production Engineer at Yahoo Inc. As a lead engineer responsible for operating the large-scale Kubernetes cluster, he has played a key architect role in building scalable cloud infrastructure. Nandha has been with Yahoo for over 17 years... Read More →

Payal Patel

Principal Software Development Engineer, Yahoo

Payal Patel is a Principal Software Development Engineer in the Cloud Infrastructure team at Yahoo. She is currently developing a hybrid cloud solution for Kubernetes clusters in AWS and GCP to set up the Kubernetes clusters at scale. Before that, she worked on managing the Kubernetes... Read More →

Yahoo’s Kubernetes Journey from On prem to Multi cloud at Scale pdf

Thursday November 14, 2024 11:00am - 11:35am MST
Salt Palace | Level 2 | 251 AD

Platform Engineering

Content Experience Level Any

11:55am MST

Democratizing AI Model Training on Kubernetes with Kubeflow TrainJob and JobSet - Andrey Velichkevich, Apple & Yuki Iwai, CyberAgent, Inc.

Thursday November 14, 2024 11:55am - 12:30pm MST

Salt Palace | Level 2 | 255 E

Running model training on Kubernetes is challenging due to the complexity of AI/ML models, large training datasets, and various distributed strategies like data and model parallelism. It is crucial to configure failure handling, success criteria, and gang-scheduling for large-scale distributed training to ensure fault tolerance and elasticity. This talk will introduce the new Kubeflow TrainJob API, which democratizes distributed training and LLM fine-tuning on Kubernetes. The speakers will demonstrate how TrainJob integrates with Kubernetes JobSet to ensure scalable and efficient AI model training with simplified Python experience for Data Scientists. Additionally, they will explain the innovative concept of reusable and extendable training runtimes within TrainJob. The speakers will highlight how these capabilities empower data scientists to rapidly iterate on their ML development, making Kubernetes more accessible and beneficial for the entire ML ecosystem.

Speakers

Andrey Velichkevich

Senior Software Engineer, Apple

Andrey Velichkevich is a Senior Software Engineer at Apple and is a key contributor to the Kubeflow open-source project. He is a member of Kubeflow Steering Committee and a co-chair of Kubeflow AutoML and Training WG. Additionally, Andrey is an active member of the CNCF WG AI. He... Read More →

Yuki Iwai

Software Engineer, CyberAgent, Inc.

Yuki is a Software Engineer at CyberAgent, Inc. He works on the internal platform for machine-learning applications and high-performance computing. He is currently a Technical Lead for Kubeflow WG AutoML / Training. He is also a Kubernetes WG Batch active member, Job API reviewer... Read More →

KubeCon NA 2024. Democratizing AI Model Training on Kubernetes with Kubeflow TrainJob and JobSet. Andrey Velichkevich and Yuki I pdf

Thursday November 14, 2024 11:55am - 12:30pm MST
Salt Palace | Level 2 | 255 E

AI + ML

Content Experience Level Any

11:55am MST

Running Quantum-Safe Applications on Kubernetes - Paul Schweigert & Michael Maximilien, IBM Quantum

Thursday November 14, 2024 11:55am - 12:30pm MST

Salt Palace | Level 2 | 255 B

Quantum computers pose a unique threat to computer security, as the encryption standards we rely upon are vulnerable to powerful quantum computers. While those computers are still several years away, "harvest now, decrypt later" attacks put all data not protected using quantum-safe security at risk. So what can we do now to protect our applications? In this talk, Paul will demo how to deploy a quantum-safe application on Kubernetes. He'll provide a brief overview of quantum-safe cryptography and why it's needed, highlight key work being done in the open source community to migrate to quantum-safe cryptography, and conclude with a demo of how to build a quantum-safe cloud-native application. In particular, he'll show where and how to make changes to a Kubernetes environment to ensure users are protected by quantum-safe connections. At the conclusion of this session, listeners will have a set of practical steps they can take to help secure their applications in a post-quantum world.

Speakers

Michael Maximilien

Distinguished Engineer, IBM

Max is an IBM Distinguished Engineer and leader for the teams contributing to Open Quantum and Serverless. Max has held elected and leadership positions in Cloud Foundry and Knative OSS communities. Max's main expertise are in software engineering and distributed systems. Max published... Read More →

Paul Schweigert

Senior Software Engineer, IBM

Paul Schweigert works on quantum and serverless technologies at IBM. He has extensive experience in open source (Knative and Kubernetes in particular) and has spoken at numerous conferences. He has also led various platform engineering and data science teams. In a previous life, he... Read More →

running quantum safe applications pdf

Thursday November 14, 2024 11:55am - 12:30pm MST
Salt Palace | Level 2 | 255 B

Emerging + Advanced

Content Experience Level Any

11:55am MST

Cognitive and Self-Adaptive System for Effective Distributed-Tracing in Applications - Mitul Tandon & Akash Gusain

Thursday November 14, 2024 11:55am - 12:30pm MST

Salt Palace | Level 1 | Grand Ballroom B

In response to challenges of limited trace capture in dynamic API tracing systems, the solution leverages Machine Learning and Cognitive approach for unbiased trace collection. Unlike existing implementations with a skewed distribution(~5%) towards normal traces, our self-adaptive system dynamically learns to prioritise and capture diverse traces, crucial for effective diagnosis of API failures and performance issues. This innovative approach significantly enhances the SREs ability to triage complex issues, leading to a game-changing reduction in Mean Time to Resolve (MTTR). The Adaptive Sampling approach analyses existing system traces and autonomously adjusts the sampling rate, eliminating manual configs. This ML-based solution outcome includes streamlined trace metric analysis, enhanced reliability work efficiency, and considerable infrastructure cost reduction through targeted trace collection, ultimately making a significant impact on operational effectiveness & reliability

Speakers

Akash Gusain

Software Engineer, Bito

Akash Gusain is a software engineer with over two years of experience in designing and deploying cloud-native applications. At VMware, he contributed to the development of scalable and robust cloud solutions, showcasing his ability to learn and adapt quickly to new technologies while... Read More →

Mitul Tandon

Software Engineer

A DevOps/SRE Engineer at VMware with 2+ years of experience with working on distributed systems and containerised applications.

KubeCon2024 pdf

Thursday November 14, 2024 11:55am - 12:30pm MST
Salt Palace | Level 1 | Grand Ballroom B

Observability

Content Experience Level Any

11:55am MST

Evolving Reddit’s Infrastructure via Principled Platform Abstractions - Karan Thukral & Harvey Xia, Reddit

Thursday November 14, 2024 11:55am - 12:30pm MST

Salt Palace | Level 1 | Grand Ballroom H

Reddit’s approach to infrastructure management has grown organically over time, adapted to solve tactical, near term problems. We have now reached a point where the only way to scale infrastructure capabilities to a growing engineering organization is through platform abstractions offering self-service management of standardized infrastructure patterns. Beginning in 2021, a concerted effort was made to reimagine infrastructure as an internal platform that empowers both application and infrastructure engineers to build impactful and maintainable systems. We present a case study of Reddit’s ongoing journey in evolving its infrastructure management practices from inefficient, human-in-the-loop processes to efficient, self-service interfaces. By treating Kubernetes as a universal control plane and extending it with custom control processes fronted by well-designed interfaces, we are moving the organization towards this vision. This will cover the the many trade-offs and lessons learnt.

Speakers

Harvey Xia

Staff Engineer, Compute Infrastructure @ Reddit, Reddit

I'm a software engineer with experience across a variety of disciplines including backend engineering, data engineering, and most recently, infrastructure engineering. I specialize in building cloud native infrastructure platform features.

Karan Thukral

Senior Engineer, Compute Infrastructure @ Reddit, Reddit

Karan is a Senior Software Engineer at Reddit working on the Compute team to build an easy to use internal developer platform which is scalable and reliable. He has been working in this problem space since 2017 building both internal and external developer platforms including App... Read More →

Achilles Kubecon Talk 2024 pdf

Thursday November 14, 2024 11:55am - 12:30pm MST
Salt Palace | Level 1 | Grand Ballroom H

Platform Engineering

Content Experience Level Any

2:30pm MST

What Istio Got Wrong: Learnings from the Last Seven Years of Service Mesh - Christian Posta & Louis Ryan, Solo.io

Thursday November 14, 2024 2:30pm - 3:05pm MST

Salt Palace | Level 2 | 254 B

Building complex systems often requires simplicity in components—a lesson the Istio project has learned throughout its seven(plus)-year journey. Although Istio offers a lot of powerful features for application networking, crucial for many organizations, the path to maturity and broader adoption was fraught with challenges. In this talk, we explore the key mistakes made during Istio's development, including its initially complex architecture, an overload of features, premature release of version 1.0, difficulties faced by contributors, and delays in joining the CNCF. We will discuss the impact of these mistakes, how these missteps were addressed, and how they have positioned Istio as a leader in the service mesh market. This presentation will detail how Istio's evolution reflects a shift towards simpler, more modular components that together offer effective solutions for managing APIs and service-to-service communication regardless of platform.

Speakers

Louis Ryan

CTO, Solo.io

Co-creator of Istio and gRPC

Christian Posta

Global Field CTO, Solo.io

Christian Posta (@christianposta) is Global Field CTO at Solo.io. He is the author of Istio in Action and many other books on cloud-native architecture. He's well known in the cloud-native community for being a speaker, blogger (https://blog.christianposta.com) and contributor to... Read More →

Thursday November 14, 2024 2:30pm - 3:05pm MST
Salt Palace | Level 2 | 254 B

Cloud Native Experience

Content Experience Level Any

2:30pm MST

Tutorial: Live with Gateway API V1.2 - Flynn, Buoyant & Mike Morris, Microsoft

Thursday November 14, 2024 2:30pm - 4:00pm MST

Salt Palace | Level 1 | Grand Ballroom G

Gateway API v1.2 is here! We have GA support for service mesh! We have timeouts in HTTPRoutes! We have GRPCRoutes! And we still have precious few real-world walkthroughs of using Gateway API to get real things done… In this hands-on workshop hosted by Gateway API contributors and GAMMA co-leads, we’ll start with completely unconfigured clusters, walk through installing a demo app with your choice of ingress controller and service mesh (Envoy Gateway + Linkerd, or Istio), then dig into actually using Gateway API for routing, resilience, and progressive delivery with an application using HTTP and gRPC at the same time. You’ll walk away with practical, real-world knowledge about what Gateway API can do and how to use it, and portable skills you’ll be able to apply to the many projects implementing Gateway API!

Speakers

Flynn -

Tech Evangelist, Buoyant

Flynn is a tech evangelist at Buoyant, educating developers about Linkerd, Kubernetes, and cloud-native development in general. He has spent 40 years in software engineering (from the kernel up through distributed applications, with a common thread of communications and security throughout... Read More →

Mike Morris

Senior Product Manager, Microsoft

Mike is a product manager at Microsoft working on upstream open source projects with a focus on Istio service mesh, and a Gateway API for service mesh co-lead. He is interested in building healthy, sustainable communities and scalable distributed systems, and working collaboratively... Read More →

Gateway API Workshop pptx

Thursday November 14, 2024 2:30pm - 4:00pm MST
Salt Palace | Level 1 | Grand Ballroom G

Tutorials, SDLC (Software Development Lifecycle)

Content Experience Level Any

3:00pm MST

CLBO: ClashLoopBackOff | Attendee Edition

Thursday November 14, 2024 3:00pm - 4:00pm MST

Salt Palace | Level 1 | Halls A-C + 1-5 | Project Pavilion, Solutions Showcase

Come and watch a competition of two people using their technical ingenuity and creativity to solve a challenge put forth by the Scheduler (host). Time is limited and stakes are high, as this isn’t just a “live demo” for the masses. Over the course of twenty minutes, competitors will attempt to resolve a broken cluster, or deploy a service to production. At the end of the time, entries will be judged on four categories. Each category will be rated on Stability, Resiliency, Flexibility, and Observability.

Participants won’t know what challenge they’ll be given ahead of time but will be informed whether certain cloud resources or APIs will need to be enabled and available. Pre-creating any helpful scripts, code, or cloud resources is strictly prohibited. During the competition, the Scheduler will bounce between the participants’ screens, engage with the audience, and ask questions of the participants live.

Join us, root for our competitors, and feel free to engage live! If you'd like to participate in a challenge, you will be able to sign up on-site. (Note: Signing up does not guarantee you will be selected.)

Thursday November 14, 2024 3:00pm - 4:00pm MST
Salt Palace | Level 1 | Halls A-C + 1-5 | Project Pavilion, Solutions Showcase

Experiences, ClashLoopBackOff

Content Experience Level Any

3:25pm MST

TLS and MTLS: Introduction to Modern Security - Andrew Davis, Independent & Sandeep Kanabar, Gen (formerly NortonLifeLock)

Thursday November 14, 2024 3:25pm - 4:00pm MST

Salt Palace | Level 2 | 251 AD

A constant presence in our lives for nearly 25 years, TLS is a cornerstone of modern security practice — especially in a zero-trust world. In cloud native, mTLS comes up every time service meshes get mentioned. Even so, both these technologies are still sources of endless questions. How do they work? How are they related? What problems do they solve – and which others do they not solve? How does it relate to end-user auth? What's all this stuff with certificates anyway? And why should you care about these things? Thankfully, answering these questions isn't that complex. Sandeep Kanabar, Lead Software Engineer at Gen, and Andrew Davis, a Cybersecurity Expert—both Deaf & Hard of Hearing WG members—will discuss what TLS and mTLS are, what they do, how they work, why they matter as standards, and what nearly 25 years of attacking them have to say about security. They'll use Linkerd as an example, but this talk will apply to any situation involving mTLS or TLS, no matter the implementation.

Speakers

Sandeep Kanabar

Lead Software Engineer, Gen (formerly NortonLifeLock)

Hailing from India, Sandeep is a passionate software engineer working at Gen (formerly NortonLifeLock). A frequent meetup speaker, Sandeep enjoys sharing his lessons learned from 15+ years in the tech space with the community. He's a staunch advocate for diversity and inclusion and... Read More →

Andrew Davis

Cybersecurity Specialist, Not Applicable

A passionate self-taught cybersecurity expert, Andrew Davis is a big believer in life-long learning. He has worked for various Fortune 500 companies, including DELL and Fidelity Investments. Deaf himself, Andrew is a strong advocate for accessibility. He's an active member of the... Read More →

Thursday November 14, 2024 3:25pm - 4:00pm MST
Salt Palace | Level 2 | 251 AD

Cloud Native Novice

Content Experience Level Any

3:25pm MST

You're Overpaying for CI - Kyle Penfound, Dagger

Thursday November 14, 2024 3:25pm - 4:00pm MST

Salt Palace | Level 2 | 250 AD

In recent years, the computational power of developer workstations has surged dramatically. With so much compute available at every developer's fingertips, why do we continue to waste time and money with lengthy build times on sluggish CI compute? Some forward-thinking organizations are re-evaluating this approach, questioning the necessity of paying for CI compute when the developers' workstations, which are already more powerful and paid for, remain underutilized. In this technical session we will transition a fully functioning production CI system from cloud-based compute to local workstation compute. We will explore the intricacies of replicating the functionality of a modern CI system, leveraging the power of developer workstations, all using open source software.

Speakers

Kyle Penfound

Solutions Engineer, Dagger

Kyle is part of the ecosystem team at dagger.io working on the future of CICD. He has a background in DevOps and just loves giving demos!

Thursday November 14, 2024 3:25pm - 4:00pm MST
Salt Palace | Level 2 | 250 AD

SDLC

Content Experience Level Any

3:25pm MST

It's Dangerous to Build It Alone, Take This. - Jeremy Rickard & Ashna Mehrotra, Microsoft

Thursday November 14, 2024 3:25pm - 4:00pm MST

Salt Palace | Level 1 | 151 G

You've got high and critical CVEs in open source software packages that are critical to your platform or business. Time is almost up to patch them, and the upstream project hasn't fixed things. If you don't patch, your accreditation might be at risk. You're going to have to do it yourself! But where do you start? Fork the projects? Can you just patch in place? In this session, you'll learn about tools and strategies that can help you respond to CVEs in your container images faster, starting with patching existing images in place with Copacetic and moving on to patching and building projects from scratch. We'll look at challenges to building and testing upstream projects using existing tools and learn from emerging practices in industry. We'll also talk about how to inform your teams to stop using bad images! After this session, you'll have best practices and tools at your disposal, understand some of the pitfalls of owning your entire open source software supply chain.

Speakers

Ashna Mehrotra

Software Engineer, Microsoft

Ashna Mehrotra is a software engineer on the Upstream Security team, working on cloud-native open source security projects at Microsoft.

Jeremy Rickard

Principal Software Engineer, Microsoft

Jeremy Rickard is a principal software engineer at Microsoft where he works on the Azure Container Upstream team. He is currently a co-chair for SIG Release and serves on both the CNCF and the Kubernetes Code of Conduct Committees. He was also the Kubernetes 1.20 Release Lead.

KubeCon North America It's Dangerous To Build It Alone pdf

Thursday November 14, 2024 3:25pm - 4:00pm MST
Salt Palace | Level 1 | 151 G

Security

Content Experience Level Any

4:30pm MST

Which GPU Sharing Strategy Is Right for You? A Comprehensive Benchmark Study Using DRA - Kevin Klues & Yuan Chen, NVIDIA

Thursday November 14, 2024 4:30pm - 5:05pm MST

Salt Palace | Level 2 | 255 E

Dynamic Resource Allocation (DRA) is one of the most anticipated features to ever make its way into Kubernetes. It promises to revolutionize the way hardware devices are consumed and shared between workloads. In particular, DRA unlocks the ability to manage heterogeneous GPUs in a unified and configurable manner without the need for awkward solutions shoehorned on top of the existing device plugin API. In this talk, we use DRA to benchmark various GPU sharing strategies including Multi-Instance GPUs, Multi-Process Service (MPS), and CUDA Time-Slicing. As part of this, we provide guidance on the class of applications that can benefit from each strategy as well as how to combine different strategies in order to achieve optimal performance. The talk concludes with a discussion of potential challenges, future enhancements, and a live demo showcasing the use of each GPU sharing strategy with real-world applications.

Speakers

Kevin Klues

Distinguished Engineer, NVIDIA

Yuan Chen

Principal Software Engineer, NVIDIA

Yuan Chen is a Principal Software Engineer at NVIDIA, working on building NVIDIA GPU Cloud for AI. He served as a Staff Software Engineer at Apple from 2019 to 2024, where he contributed to the development of Apple's Kubernetes infrastructure. Yuan has been an active code contributor... Read More →

KCNA24 DRA Benchmarking pdf

Thursday November 14, 2024 4:30pm - 5:05pm MST
Salt Palace | Level 2 | 255 E

AI + ML

Content Experience Level Any

4:30pm MST

The Maintainer Monologues - Sarah Christoff, Defense Unicorns; Jason Hall, Chainguard; Scott Rigby & Karen Chu, Independent; Ryan Nowak, Microsoft

Thursday November 14, 2024 4:30pm - 5:05pm MST

Salt Palace | Level 2 | 254 B

Are maintainers born? Or made? Made. They’re definitely made. Oftentimes it’s a combination of trial and error, luck, and lots of hard work. With a mixed group of first time and experienced maintainers, join us for a panel covering the origin stories and learnings of CNCF sandbox/incubating/graduated project maintainers. They’ll share their journeys as their projects evolved, and cover topics such as: - Project milestones (inception, MVP, & donation) - Learning the ecosystem - Blind spots - Navigating social dynamics (community building, getting more help, navigating challenges) - Work life balance / open source burnout With this knowledge, you’ll be better equipped to become the next open source contributor, maintainer, or creator of projects, ready to navigate the ecosystem.

Speakers

Karen Chu

OSS Community PM

Karen Chu is an OSS Community PM. Having participated in the cloud native community since 2015, she is a CNCF Ambassador, Helm community manager/maintainer, emeritus Kubernetes Code of Conduct Committee member, meet-up organizer, and conference organizer. She has also worked on The... Read More →

Sarah Christoff

Software Engineer, Defense Unicorns

Sarah is a software engineer at Defense Unicorns who loves making complex code more digestible. She is the self-proclaimed founder of the Leslie Lamport fan club. When she's not bugbusting, she is running her animal rescue and competing in triathlons. She believes code should be like... Read More →

Scott Rigby

Senior Cloud Solutions Architect, NASA / Navteca

Scott is an artist, engineer & dad, collaborating on a different kind of world. Into collective art, activism, therapy & open source nerdy stuff. Scott is a Cloud Native Ambassador, speaker, organizer of CNCF community events including the New York Kubernetes Meetup, and international... Read More →

Jason Hall

Principal Software Engineer, Chainguard

Jason is a hopeless container image tooling nerd, living in Brooklyn with his wife, two children and (most importantly) lots of pizza.

Ryan Nowak

Incubations Architect, Microsoft

Ryan is an architect working on open-source projects from the Azure CTO's office. He's passionate about designing software for humans, incubating risky ideas, releasing them in open-source so everyone can benefit. At Microsoft, he's had a 15+ year career building developer-centric... Read More →

Thursday November 14, 2024 4:30pm - 5:05pm MST
Salt Palace | Level 2 | 254 B

Cloud Native Experience

Content Experience Level Any

4:30pm MST

Elevating Kubeflow Spark Operator's Future: Best Practices and Enhancements - Vara Bonthu, AWS & Chaoran Yu, Apple Inc

Thursday November 14, 2024 4:30pm - 5:05pm MST

Salt Palace | Level 1 | Grand Ballroom A

As Kubernetes becomes the leading platform for data processing, mastering the deployment and management of Apache Spark on it is crucial. In this presentation, you'll hear from the new maintainers of the Kubeflow Spark Operator project, who will provide an overview of scaling the Spark Operator on Kubernetes, emphasizing best practices to optimize performance and efficiency. Attendees will explore the migration of the Spark Operator repository from Google to Kubeflow, gaining insights into the roadmap and key takeaways. The session will cover strategies for achieving multi-tenancy, managing multiple Spark Operator instances for large-scale deployments, ensuring robust security, and performing seamless upgrades. Participants will learn advanced techniques to maximize their Spark on Kubernetes deployments, making their data processing pipelines more efficient, reliable, and secure. This talk is for Data, ML, DevOps, and MLOps pros to enhance their Spark on Kubernetes skills.

Speakers

Chaoran Yu

Software Engineer, Apple Inc

Chaoran Yu is a software engineer at Apple. He leads a team that builds and operates a large-scale batch analytics data platform to meet the demanding requirements of data scientists and engineers. His passion lies in delivering the best value to stakeholders through best-of-breed... Read More →

Vara

Principal OSS Specialist, AWS

Vara Bonthu is a dedicated technology professional and Worldwide Tech Leader for Data on EKS, specializing in assisting AWS customers ranging from strategic accounts to diverse organizations. He is passionate about open-source technologies, Data Analytics, AI/ML, and Kubernetes, and... Read More →

Elevating Kubeflow Spark Operator Best Practices and Enhancements pptx

Thursday November 14, 2024 4:30pm - 5:05pm MST
Salt Palace | Level 1 | Grand Ballroom A

Data Processing + Storage

Content Experience Level Any

4:30pm MST

Mastering OpenTelemetry Collector Configuration - Steve Flanders, Cisco

Thursday November 14, 2024 4:30pm - 5:05pm MST

Salt Palace | Level 1 | Grand Ballroom B

Configuring the OpenTelemetry Collector can be a daunting task for both novices and seasoned professionals alike. Yet, mastering this crucial aspect is essential for unlocking the full potential of your observability stack. In this session, you will embark on a journey to gain the knowledge and skills needed to conquer common OpenTelemetry Collector configuration challenges. This session will draw from real-world experiences and best practices and provide live demonstrations to navigate the intricacies of OpenTelemetry Collector configuration. Whether you are a novice looking to get started or a seasoned veteran seeking to level up your skills, this session promises to empower you with the knowledge and confidence needed to properly and efficiently configure the OpenTelemetry Collector.

Speakers

Steve Flanders

Senior Director of Engineering, Splunk

Steve Flanders is a Senior Director of Engineering at Splunk (acquired by Cisco) responsible for the Observability Platform team, which includes contributions to the OpenTelemetry project. He was previously the Head of Product at Omnition (acquired by Splunk). Prior to Omnition, he... Read More →

KubeCon NA 2024 Mastering OpenTelemetry Collector Configuration pdf

Thursday November 14, 2024 4:30pm - 5:05pm MST
Salt Palace | Level 1 | Grand Ballroom B

Observability

Content Experience Level Any

4:30pm MST

Tutorial: No Mess Rollouts with Gateway API: Leveraging Gateway API and Argo Rollouts for Progressive Delivery - Nina Polshakova & Lawrence Gadban, Solo.io

Thursday November 14, 2024 4:30pm - 6:00pm MST

Salt Palace | Level 1 | Grand Ballroom G

Modern application delivery has many pitfalls: version transitions, traffic management, quality assurance, performance monitoring, and rollbacks. If you encounter an upgrade issue, what can you do? Mirror traffic? Debug locally? Roll back? Argo Rollouts lets teams gradually and safely deploy new versions of applications. A standard Gateway API enables any provider to support Argo Rollouts without provider-specific code. Argo Rollouts monitors Prometheus metrics to verify performance and reverts if success criteria aren’t met. This hands-on lab guides you on integrating Argo Rollouts with applications using different Gateway API implementations. Using Argo and Gateway API resources (HTTPRoute), you’ll learn to adjust traffic weights and gradually direct more traffic to a new version. We will also explore challenges in route delegation and role-based access control within Gateway API and potential extensions to address gaps in traffic shaping, access control, and debugging rollouts.

Speakers

Lawrence Gadban

Software Engineer, Solo.io

Lawrence is a Field Engineer at Solo.io where he works with organizations of all sizes to architect, adopt, and operationalize components such as Envoy proxy, API gateways, and service mesh. Most recently, he has been working directly with several organizations at various stages of... Read More →

Nina Polshakova

Software Engineer, Solo.io

Nina is a software engineer working on multi-cluster Istio solutions on the Gloo Platform team at Solo.io. She is a CNCF Ambassador and has also been on several Kubernetes release teams. She led the Enhancements team for the 1.29 release and is the current lead for the Release Notes... Read More →

KCNA24 No Mess Rollouts pdf

Thursday November 14, 2024 4:30pm - 6:00pm MST
Salt Palace | Level 1 | Grand Ballroom G

Tutorials, Operations + Performance

Content Experience Level Any

5:25pm MST

Managing and Distributing AI Models Using OCI Standards and Harbor - Steven Zou & Steven Ren, VMware by Broadcom

Thursday November 14, 2024 5:25pm - 6:00pm MST

Salt Palace | Level 2 | 255 E

Just as container images are vital to cloud-native technology, AI models are crucial to AI technology. Effectively, conveniently, and safely managing, maintaining, and distributing AI models is critical for supporting workflows like AI model training, inference, and application deployment. This presentation explores AI model management based on OCI standards and the Harbor project. Standardizing AI model structures and characteristics using OCI specifications and extension mechanisms like OCI Reference to link datasets and dependencies. When large models require efficient loading or privacy considerations, model replication or proxy with upstream repositories like Hugging Face becomes essential. Enhancing model distribution security through signing, vulnerability scanning, and policy-based governance is often necessary. Additionally, introducing acceleration mechanisms such as P2P can significantly improve the efficiency of large model loading.

Speakers

Steven Ren

Senior Manager, Broadcom

Steven Zou

Staff II Engineer, VMware by Broadcom

Steven Zou is a senior engineer with years of experience in cloud computing and cloud-native technology. He is currently working as a Staff II engineer at VMware, focusing on cloud-native and Kubernetes-related platform services. In addition, he is a core maintainer of the CNCF open-source... Read More →

Managing and Distributing AI Models Using OCI Standards and Harbor.pptx (2) pdf

Thursday November 14, 2024 5:25pm - 6:00pm MST
Salt Palace | Level 2 | 255 E

AI + ML

Content Experience Level Any

5:25pm MST

Navigating Failures in Pods with Devices: Challenges and Solutions - Sergey Kanzhelev, Google & Mrunal Patel, Red Hat

Thursday November 14, 2024 5:25pm - 6:00pm MST

Salt Palace | Level 2 | 250 AD

Pods are no longer running with just CPU and Memory. We provision GPUs, network cards, request special placement of those devices and allocated memory. And the more efficient or effective you want your set up to be, the more complicated those device requirements are, the more chances you will hit an edge case Kubernetes has not accounted for yet. Come to the talk to learn from Node Maintainers about some of those shortcomings in Kubernetes. If you are only starting with AI/ML and devices, you will be interested to learn what to expect. If you have lots of experience, you may still learn new things. With the increased focus on AI/ML workloads, highlighting those scenarios is important. As Kubernetes plans to fix those problems, you can give feedback on what would work best for you.

Speakers

Sergey Kanzhelev

Staff Software Engineer, Google

Sergey Kanzhelev is a seasoned open source and cloud native maintainer working actively on Kubernetes. Sergey is serving as co-chair of SIG node. He is also one of the founders of OpenTelemetry. He is working on engineering aspect of software and its practical application. He is contributing... Read More →

Mrunal Patel

Distinguished Engineer, Red Hat

Mrunal Patel is a Senior Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat working on containers for Openshift. He is a maintainer of runc/libcontainer and the OCI runtime specification. He started the CRI-O runtime. He is a SIG-Node chair and tech lead.

KubeCon NA 2024 Navigating Failures in Pods With Devices Challenges and Solutions.pptx pdf

Thursday November 14, 2024 5:25pm - 6:00pm MST
Salt Palace | Level 2 | 250 AD

AI + ML

Content Experience Level Any

5:25pm MST

Engaging the KServe Community, The Impact of Integrating a Solutions with Standardized CNCF Projects - Adam Tetelman, NVIDIA; Taneem Ibrahim, Red Hat; Johnu George, Nutanix; Tessa Pham, Bloomberg; Andreea Munteanu, Canonical

Thursday November 14, 2024 5:25pm - 6:00pm MST

Salt Palace | Level 1 | Grand Ballroom A

Building a new solution and contemplating whether or not the OSS path is right for you? Wondering where to get started with a large cloud initiative and where the pitfalls may lie? Curious to know all the benefits waiting if your organization embraces a rich CNCF ecosystem? In this talk we will discuss the trade-offs between building a product on a full OSS platform vs. a DIY approach. We will delve into the issues of working with internal stakeholders or partners to embrace an OSS community and will cover the benefits and scaling factors that come when embracing open standards. We will use the recent integration of NVIDIA NIM into KServe as a case study and talk through the trials and tribulations that paid off in a win-win-win situation for our solutions, the OSS projects, and our users. We will cover Kubeflow, Knative, Istio, KServe, and wg-serve as well as a network of companies building enterprise K8s platforms and enterprise AI applications on top of these foundations.

Speakers

Andreea Munteanu

AI Product Manager, Canonical

I lead AI at Canonical, the publisher of Ubuntu and a provider of open source security, support and services. With a background in data science across industries like retail and telecommunications, I help enterprises make data-driven decisions with AI. I am passionate about amplifying... Read More →

Tessa Pham

Senior Software Engineer, Bloomberg

Tessa Pham is a Senior Software Engineer on Bloomberg's Cloud Native Compute Services organization. She works on building an inference platform for Bloomberg’s Data Science Platform, used by engineers and data scientists for training, deploying and serving ML models. Tessa is a... Read More →

Johnu George

Technical Director, Nutanix, Nutanix

Johnu George is a Technical Director at Nutanix with a background in distributed systems and large-scale hybrid data pipelines. He is an active in open-source and has steered several industry collaborations on projects like Kubeflow, Apache Mnemonic and Knative. His research interests... Read More →

Adam Tetelman

Principal Product Architect, NVIDIA

Adam Tetelman is a principal architect at NVIDIA leading cloud native initiatives and CNCF engagements across the company; building inference platforms for NVIDIA AI Enterprise and DGX Cloud. He has degrees in computational robotics, computer & systems engineering, and cognitive science... Read More →

Taneem Ibrahim

Senior Engineering Manager, Red Hat

Taneem is an engineering leader at Red Hat where his organization is responsible for building and delivering Model Serving, Responsible AI, and Model Registry solution in OpenShift AI.

Engaging the KServe Community, The Impact of Integrating a Solutions with Standardized CNCF Projects.pptx pdf

Thursday November 14, 2024 5:25pm - 6:00pm MST
Salt Palace | Level 1 | Grand Ballroom A

Cloud Native Experience

Content Experience Level Any

5:25pm MST

Pick My Project! Lessons Learned from Interviewing 20+ End Users for Cloud Native Case Studies - Shedrack Akintayo & Bill Mulligan, Isovalent at Cisco

Thursday November 14, 2024 5:25pm - 6:00pm MST

Salt Palace | Level 2 | 254 B

Cloud native projects can promise the moon in their READMEs, but have you ever wondered what actually causes end users to adopt a project? Shedrack and Bill have interviewed over 20 companies in industries ranging from media to financial services about why they picked a project for their cloud native platform. In this talk, they will reveal what end users truly want when adopting cloud native technologies and what the forcing function was for each of them. You’ll hear firsthand accounts of the triumphs and tribulations faced by companies like Bloomberg, DigitalOcean, The New York Times, and more as well as the specific benefits these organizations are reaping, from enhanced security and observability to improved performance and cost savings. Additionally, they’ll teach other projects their process for creating impactful case studies. By the end, the audience will understand the real-world applications and advantages of cloud native technologies and why end users pick a project.

Speakers

Shedrack Akintayo

Technical Marketing Engineer, Isovalent at Cisco

Shedrack Akintayo is a software engineer and technical writer based in London with six years of experience spanning Web Engineering, DevOps, Technical Writing, and Developer Relations. Shedrack works as a Technical Marketing Engineer at Cisco, via the Isovalent acquisition. He actively... Read More →

Bill Mulligan

Community, Isovalent at Cisco

Bill Mulligan is a cloud native pollinator and community builder. He has given talks, written articles, and appeared on podcasts on a wide range of topics around cloud native. While at CNCF he restarted the Kubernetes Community Day program. He is currently at Isovalent growing the... Read More →

Pick My Project! pdf

Thursday November 14, 2024 5:25pm - 6:00pm MST
Salt Palace | Level 2 | 254 B

Cloud Native Experience

Content Experience Level Any

5:25pm MST

Why Serverless Is Trending Again - Matt Butcher, Fermyon & Jay Jenkins, Akamai

Thursday November 14, 2024 5:25pm - 6:00pm MST

Salt Palace | Level 2 | 251 AD

The idea of serverless computing really took off in 2016. But after an apparent peak in 2019, it seemed to be on the decline. Yet things took an about face again in 2022. The idea of serverless functions not only regained lost ground, but even now it is hitting new levels of interest. Why? In this session, we first get very clear about what “serverless” means as a design pattern. Then we dive into what it is good for, and mention a few of the major successes of serverless computing. From there, we look into the present and future of serverless technology, particularly inside of Kubernetes. WebAssembly is the runtime technology that enables serverless in Kubernetes to outperform Amazon Lambda and other competitors.

Speakers

Jay Jenkins

CTO, Akamai

As an experienced technology leader with a background at Akamai, ByteDance and Google, I'm driven to help organizations maximize the benefits of Kubernetes and cloud-native technologies. My 20+ years in agile transformation across diverse industries have equipped me to guide teams... Read More →

Matt Butcher

CEO, Fermyon

Matt Butcher (CEO) is a founder of Fermyon. He is one of the original creators of Helm, Brigade, CNAB, OAM, Glide, and Krustlet. He has written or co-written many books, including "Learning Helm" and "Go in Practice." He is a co-creator of the "Illustrated Children’s Guide to Kubernetes... Read More →

Thursday November 14, 2024 5:25pm - 6:00pm MST
Salt Palace | Level 2 | 251 AD

Cloud Native Novice

Content Experience Level Any

5:25pm MST

One Gateway API to Rule Them All (and in the Cluster Configure Them) - Flynn, Buoyant

Thursday November 14, 2024 5:25pm - 6:00pm MST

Salt Palace | Level 1 | 155 E

Ingress, egress, east-west, north-south… Kubernetes has always had a lot of different ways to talk about network traffic, each with its own concerns. For years, the possibility of unifying these kinds of configuration under a single API was a tantalizing but far-off possibility until Gateway API v0.8 took the first step of combining ingress and mesh configuration. Now Linkerd is stepping up to use Gateway API to handle egress as well. Join us for a hot-off-the-presses look into what egress policy covers and what people need from it, how we can make egress functionality work within Gateway API's existing model, and why Linkerd took this approach. We'll touch on the implementation and finish up with a live demo showing off a real-world example of egress management using Linkerd and Gateway API.

Speakers

Flynn -

Tech Evangelist, Buoyant

Thursday November 14, 2024 5:25pm - 6:00pm MST
Salt Palace | Level 1 | 155 E

Connectivity

Content Experience Level Any

5:25pm MST

Now You See Me: Tame MTTR with Real-Time Anomaly Detection - Kruthika Prasanna Simha & Raj Bhensadadia, Apple Inc.

Thursday November 14, 2024 5:25pm - 6:00pm MST

Salt Palace | Level 1 | Grand Ballroom B

Picture this! You are running an application on a Kubernetes cluster & you notice that your nodes have been restarting and your users are noticing that your application is unreachable. As an engineer, you want to identify these failures in real-time & differentiate these from known states, at scale. But we know, static thresholds fail for dynamic metrics! This session explores real-time anomaly detection for cloud-native systems. We'll show you how to reduce MTTR and mean time to analyse by proactively identifying abnormal application behavior using statistical & machine learning algorithms on time series data from Prometheus. Learn to pinpoint issues, identify missing instrumentation, and visualize anomalies using Grafana. This session equips you to achieve faster issue resolution and maintain optimal application health. We'll demo practical techniques for metrics selection, anomaly detection and proactive issue identification to manage your cloud-native applications.

Speakers

Raj

Machine Learning Engineer, Apple Inc.

Raj Bhensadadia, a machine learning engineer with a passion for leveraging ML technologies to enhance monitoring and analysis of large scale systems and ensure robustness and performance of infrastructure and services.

Kruthika Prasanna Simha

Senior Software Engineer, Apple

Kruthika is a software engineer at Apple specializing in building ML enabled observability solutions. She holds a Masters in Computer Engineering and has specialized in Machine Learning. In her free time, she likes to dabble with Jupyter Notebooks for running experiments with data... Read More →

Thursday November 14, 2024 5:25pm - 6:00pm MST
Salt Palace | Level 1 | Grand Ballroom B

Observability

Content Experience Level Any

5:25pm MST

How Google Built a New Cloud on Top of Kubernetes - Jie Yu & Prashanth Venugopal, Google

Thursday November 14, 2024 5:25pm - 6:00pm MST

Salt Palace | Level 1 | Grand Ballroom H

“Build a new air-gapped cloud with open source technologies” – this is what a small team at Google was tasked with in late 2021. The team delivered a private cloud platform, complete with managed VMs, databases, AI services, and more. Moreover, it did so by leveraging a number of CNCF technologies, including Kubernetes, Istio, etc. We’ll share the potential of these technologies, as well as their limitations, by explaining how they were used to build a scalable, reliable, and secure cloud platform. We’ll discuss how to implement cloud tenancy concepts, enforce isolation among tenants, and how we built a cloud API leveraging k8s API machinery and service mesh. A key innovation in building the private cloud platform was the “Kubernetes Defined Networking” (KDN) stack we created: by leveraging existing k8s networking features (e.g. load balancer, etc.) along with a few key enhancements, we implemented most of the traditional cloud SDN concepts, like VPC, firewall, VM support, etc.

Speakers

prashanth venugopal

Kubernetes Networking Lead, Google

Prashanth has an almost two decades long career, across various networking market segments. In his current role as the lead architect of Google's Kubernetes networking stack, he helps drive the networking stack's evolution for Google Kubernetes Engine (for the Public Cloud Market... Read More →

Jie Yu

Principal Software Engineer, Google

Jie Yu is a currently a Principal Software Engineer at Google. Jie is currently working on Google Distributed Cloud, and is the leading architect for the product. Prior to Google, Jie was a Chief Architect at Mesosphere (D2IQ), and worked at Twitter. Jie joined Kubernetes community... Read More →

Kubecon SLC 2024 How Google Built a New Cloud on Top of Kubernetes pdf

Thursday November 14, 2024 5:25pm - 6:00pm MST
Salt Palace | Level 1 | Grand Ballroom H

Platform Engineering

Content Experience Level Any