Getting The Most From Your Kubernetes Cluster

July 13, 2022
Deploying and running complex distributed applications involves a trade-off; we want to maximise performance and availability, and at the same time make responsible use of finite and costly compute resource.In this talk we will look at the features and tools that Kubernetes provides to help manage this trade-off, particularly those features provided by the Kubernetes Scheduler. We'll also take a brief look at how the scheduler can be extended for custom use-cases.We will look at how we can define different levels of coupling between our application components, how we can scale those components dynamically, and how we can observe an application's performance. We will also show that Kubernetes can provide a way for application owners to express the runtime requirements of their applications in a way that operations and platform teams can easily consume as those teams design and build platforms.
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