AWS re:Invent 2022 - Kubernetes virtually anywhere, for everyone (CON208-L)

Kubernetes has become a standard way for organizations to innovate and modernize their application portfolio. AWS developed Amazon EKS to make Kubernetes more accessible to organizations of all sizes, allowing them to free up resources and focus on what matters most: their businesses. Join Barry Cooks, VP of Kubernetes at AWS, to learn how AWS customers are using Amazon EKS to run their most demanding applications in the cloud, on premises, and at the edge and how that is shaping the Amazon EKS roadmap and our community involvement.
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[@YannStoneman]

“Quick personal shoutout to Kubernetes teams. I get the easy job of representing all the hard work they do.” That was really disarming - I’d like to hear that kind of thing at the beginning of more leadership talks 👏

[@srirajan1933]

Terrific presentations, Barry, Sharmila, and Sheetal! Loved the demos of Karpenter, Sheetal, that powerfully show improving price-performance in real-time across choices of EC2 instance types!

[@mathewpeterson916]

Is the "monitui" tool used in the MassMutual demo publicly available?

[@ThanhNguyen-nc7wq]

can you give me the link to download and install it? I cannot find it on google

[@vijaygowda317]

Great info overall, @30:20 I hope your slide wanted to say "Reduce time to market"

[@Chris-se3nc]

Probably going to run RedHat OpenShift on AWS for enterprise workloads. Especially because it allows portability between clouds and on prem.

[@maneshipocrates2264]

Kubernetes everywhere for everyone who can afford it!

[@MrJjthecronfan]

Loved this presentation. In the Karpenter demo does any one know what is the cli command that gives that view on the top half with the nodes and the loading bars . Thanks in advance 🙏

[@awssupport]

Hi, our community members on our re:Post forum may have more info on what the CLI command may be. Feel free to post your question here: go.aws/3yQwC9D. ^CM

[@mohamedshehata3979]

Thank you 😊

[@AlexKovshovik]

This Karpenter demo is amazing! Now on to the next question: can I use it to auto-scale my GitLab CI?

[@awssupport]

Hi Alex! If you'd like, feel free to take a look at our blog post on Karpenter: go.aws/3FPlzyk. For additional information, feel free to check out our assistance options: go.aws/get-help. 🛠️ ^LD

[@AlexKovshovik]

@@awssupport Great, thank you for your response. I'm looking for different options for running our GitLab CI jobs in AWS. We currently run them on DigitalOcean's K8s cluster, but lately we ran into unexplained bugs, and GitLab doesn't seem to support DigitalOcean very well.

[@bobfunk5055]

Pagers ? Is this The Wire ?

[@mihairadulescu5541]

is this aws content? :(

[@dennistube]

Kubernetes is for directionless companies with commitment issues.

[@bobfunk5055]

Portability is a massive factor for us, says company that is taking a decade to get to the cloud and will never move once they eventually make a decision at board level.