Kubernetes for DevSecOps: Enabling Cloud with Batteries Included

DFDS - Alcide - AWS

Join us for a night of Kubernetes and beers.

DFDS

DFDS started its journey towards a cloud-first strategy two years ago. Since then, a lot has changed. Being such a large company poses some great challenges as with multiple development teams, they need to make sure that everything is visible and configured properly to all the teams and at any given time. In DFDS IT they are working for:<ul><li>A platform that can support 75,000 users a day</li><li>As much as possible is automated to free up time for development</li><li>That 20 developer teams can work in parallel but on the same platform</li><li>That they can run their 500, and growing, microservice deployments</li><li>1 multi-tenant cluster to keep a tight loop and lower maintenance</li><li>Transparency through open source</li></ul>AGENDA6:00 PM - Gathering &amp; Beers6:30 PM - Leverage the AWS Platform to Run Containers Using Kubernetes. Speaker: Peer Jakobsen, Principal Solutions Architect, AWSThe session will explore how to leverage the AWS platform to run containers using Kubernetes. The focus of this talk will be EKS, the AWS Managed Kubernetes Service. There will be a brief demo of the service as well as deep-dive discussion on EKS.7:15 PM - Kubernetes for DevSecOps: Enabling Cloud with Batteries Included. Speakers: Rune Abrahamsson, Site Reliability Engineer, DFDS Gadi Naor, CTO &amp; Co-Founder, AlcideIn this presentation, we’ll talk about DFDS journey to EKS containers adoption and share what's inside the clusters, from an operational and a security perspective.8:00 PM - Pizza &amp; Networking