Cloud Native @Kabisa: Running k8s on a container ship
A new meetup in the South! Have you ever wondered about all the places Kubernetes is running nowadays—and under what circumstances? Join us for a talk about running Kubernetes on a container ship, followed by a deep dive into finding an upstream kernel bug through debugging K8s networking ! The program will go as this: 17:00-18:00 Walk-in 18:00-18:05 Welcome 18:05-18:50 1st Talk: Pascal Widdershoven (Kabisa) Running k8s at sea 18:50-19:30 Pizzas 19:30-20:15 2nd Talk: Manuel Mascarenhas & Ronald van Zandvoort (ASML): Taking flight with Cilium eBPF – Is that you Icarus? 20:15 - 21:30 Networking & drinks 21:30 End 1st Talk: Title: Running k8s at sea Description: While keeping your K8s infrastructure running smoothly on land is one thing, taking it out to open waters requires a complete sea-change in engineering. High latency, intermittent connectivity, limited edge power, and harsh physical environments mean you can’t just rely on your standard cloud blueprints when you’re literally floating on the ocean. Speaker: Pascal Widdershoven 2nd Talk: Title: How to find a kernel network bug Description: The power of the kernel in the palm of your hands comes with great responsibility. Ever dove so deep into networking for months on end to find a obscure bug that is happening to your systems with no end in sight on what the problem is ? Our second speakers will give you there horror story about finding and dealing with strange and obscure network bugs that eventually where tracked down to a Linux kernel bug. Speaker: Manuel Mascarenhas & Ronald van Zandvoort Photography/Video consent: We will be taking photos and videos during the event and will use these photos and videos for social media and promotional materials. By coming to the meet-up, you give us your consent to take photos and videos of you. Code of Conduct: All members are required to agree with the Berlin Code of Conduct. Stay in touch: Please get in touch on the CNCF #netherlands slack channel for a