Webinars

Managing Kubernetes app configs in growing teams

January 19, 2021

6:00 pm

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45 min

Bi-weekly

In this webinar we will cover a big and often underestimated problem in software delivery: How to manage application configurations in a scalable way? We will talk about different approaches and show you how base-line templates can solve the problem.

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The management of application configurations is one of the big unsolved problems in software delivery. While managing app configs in a freestyle way might work in smaller teams, “unexpected” errors occur more often when your team is growing. The reasons very often are unstructured scripts and YAML files leading to knowledge silos. As they are altered per deployment and executed, such scripts are hard to debug, maintain and govern.

In this webinar our CTO Chris Stephenson and Kaspar von Grünberg, CEO at Humanitec, will talk about architectural approaches that can help you to avoid this.

We’ll detail:

Different approaches to configuration management depending on team setups (focus on K8s ecosystem)
Commonly faced problems by approach
Solving configuration management at scale by developing against base-line templates.

After a 30 minutes talk, there will be 15 minutes for Q&A.

Audience - who should join?

DevOps Engineers, Site Reliability Engineers, System Engineers, Infrastructure Kubernetes Administrators, Technical Architects, Application Developers with an affinity with DevOps and Technical Management

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Chris Stephenson

CTO at Humanitec

Chris is fascinated by the tackling of tough questions in cloud-native development. He headed the high-performance computing group at Lloyds of London, played several integral roles in building a number of tech-setups at startups, and acted as a product manager at Google working on an internal developer platform used across the company. At Humanitec Chris is responsible for all things technical. He holds a degree in Information and Computer Engineering from the University of Cambridge and also studied at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.