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"Tales from the Kubernetes controller factory floor" If you have used the Kubernetes controller-tools and kubebuilder projects to create a custom Kubernetes controller, you already know the immense power of these tools. However, a significant amount of work remains to implement a controller once kubebuilder has produced API types and basic controller scaffolding. What if you had to build dozens of controllers managing thousands of resources? You'd need a factory to produce full controller implementations from API model schemas. Amine and Jay happen to work in such a Kubernetes controller factory! In this talk, they will give you a tour of the Kubernetes controller factory, showing you how to use the API machinery and what dangers linger on the factory floor. They will teach you how to be the most productive worker in the whole factory by building on top of controller-tools and kubebuilder functionality. You will be introduced to open source tools and strategies that make Kubernetes controller factory life safe and enjoyable!
Jay is a Principal Engineer at Amazon Web Services working on cloud-native technologies in the EKS team focused on open source contribution in the Kubernetes ecosystem. He's been involved in open source development for nearly two decades, working in both the cloud infrastructure and... Read More →
Amine is a Software Development Engineer at Amazon Web Services working on the Kubernetes and Open source related projects for about three years. Amine is a Go, open-source, and Kubernetes fanatic.
