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Shared Nothing, Shared Everything: The Truth About Kubernetes Multi-Tenancy, with Molly Sheets

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Molly Sheets, Director of Engineering for Kubernetes at Zynga, discusses her team's approach to platform engineering. She explains why their initial one-cluster-per-team model became unsustainable and how they're transitioning to multi-tenant architectures.You will learn:Why slowing down deployments actually increases risk and how manual approval gates can make systems less resilient than faster, smaller deploymentsThe operational reality of cluster proliferation - why managing hundreds of clusters becomes unsustainable and when multi-tenancy becomes necessaryPractical multi-tenancy implementation strategies including resource quotas, priority classes, and namespace organization patterns that work in productionBetter metrics for multi-tenant environments - why control plane uptime doesn't matter and how to build meaningful SLOs for distributed platform healthSponsorThis episode is sponsored by LearnKube — get started on your Kubernetes journey through comprehensive online, in-person or remote training.More infoFind all the links and info for this episode here: https://ku.bz/Rmpl8948_Interested in sponsoring an episode? Learn more.

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