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CNL: Leveraging CNCF Observability Tools for K8s Troubleshooting

This episode aired on Youtube in the CNCF official Channel on Feb 2th, 2022 This video is based on the youtube video with the same title, it is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) as stated in youtube the May 3th, 2022

Everything you need to know about Storage for Kubernetes

This episode aired on Youtube in the CNCF official Channel on May 8th, 2020 This video is based on the youtube video with the same title, it is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) as stated in youtube the April 30th, 2022

2022 State of Observability and Log Management

This episode aired on Youtube in the CNCF official Channel on April 14, 2022 This video is based on the youtube video with the same title, it is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) as stated in youtube the April 25th, 2022 Talk by: Todd Persen, CEO and Co-founder Era Software. Stela Udovicic, SVP of marketing, Era Software. Link to the original Video: https://youtu.be/XuM0TNdh8eI

Istio Beyond Kubernetes - Zack Butcher, Tetrate, Sven Mawson, Google & Pratima Nambiar, Salesforce

This episode aired on Youtube in the CNCF official Channel on mai 14, 2021 This video is based on the youtube video with the same title, it is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) as stated in youtube the July 27th, 2021 Istio Beyond Kubernetes - Zack Butcher, Tetrate, Sven Mawson, Google & Pratima Nambiar, Salesforce Istio can be used to build a service mesh spanning heterogeneous infrastructure. This presentation will describe three use cases that use Istio to power a mesh spanning a variety of infrastructures. We will start by covering two similar examples of Istio spanning kubernetes and VM infra (EKS-EC2 as well as EKS-on-prem), followed by the Salesforce Service Mesh that supports services running on bare metal, VMs and Kubernetes. We'll cover what those deployments achieve, and spend a lot of time describing how they work and the tradeoffs made to enable them.

A Deep Dive on Supporting Multi-Instance GPUs in Containers and Kubernetes - Kevin Klues, NVIDIA

This episode aired on Youtube in the CNCF official Channel on mai 14, 2021 This video is based on the youtube video with the same title, it is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) as stated in youtube the July 13th, 2021 A Deep Dive on Supporting Multi-Instance GPUs in Containers and Kubernetes - Kevin Klues, NVIDIA MIG (short for Multi-Instance GPU) is a mode of operation in the newest generation of NVIDIA Ampere GPUs. It allows one to partition a GPU into a set of "MIG Devices", each of which appears to the software consuming it as a mini-GPU, with a fixed partition of memory and compute resources. In this talk, we take a deep dive into the details of how we built support for MIG in containers and Kubernetes. You will learn how MIG is made available to containers, what challenges we faced building MIG support for Kubernetes, and how you can use it today. Everything we built is 100% open-source and part of the NVIDIA container toolkit stack and NVIDIA k8s-device-plugin. This talk will conclude with a discussion on best practices around how to distribute MIG devices throughout a Kubernetes cluster, including how to handle the lifecycle of MIG devices on a node.