The commoditization of compute in Kubenernetes

from DevOps Dispatch · host Dell Technologies

Description: Live from the KubeCon Chicago show floor, Ryan Wallner talks with the founder of Elotl, Madhuri Yechuri about the evolution of compute in Kubernetes stacks. Learn about why Just in Time (JIT) compute has evolved to treating entire clusters as commodity and listen to Madhuri’s take on managing your fleet of clusters from a “Super Cluster” in this level of abstraction.Links:Nodeless Kubernetes (elotl.co)Dell Technologies DeveloperCloud Native Multi-Cluster on Apple Podcasts

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