Techorama Netherlands 2019

Your organization has successfully deployed Kubernetes, migrated a few applications, and is seeing a positive return on investment. In fact, the benefit of running applications on Kubernetes has been so apparent, multiple teams within your organization are now also interested in embracing Kubernetes. Expanding adoption is exciting, however, is your organization ready to safely and efficiently manage Kubernetes in a multi-tenant configuration? In this talk, I will discuss and demonstrate multiple methods for enforcing governance in a Kubernetes cluster. Topics will include: - Securing access to the Kubernetes cluster API server - Securing and rationing Kubernetes compute resources - Controlling application configuration and acceptance criteria - Providing quality of service for critical workload - Mechanisms for chargeback The goal of this session is to not only highlight concepts for securing and effective use of cluster resources, but to demonstrate the technical components that enable governance in Kubernetes. As a result of attending this session you will be better prepared to consider and implement policy driven governance in a Kubernetes cluster.