Webinars

How to make your Frontend Developers happy on K8s

December 2, 2020

6:00 pm

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PDT

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45 min

Bi-weekly

Kubernetes provides many advantages, but from a developer's point of view, the introduction of Kubernetes makes things more complex. However, this does not have to be the case. In this webinar, a react developer and a DevOps engineer will give you a hands-on example of how to build the perfect self-serving workflow on top of Kubernetes.

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During this session, we will provide a hands-on demonstration of how to build a workflow that combines the positives of Kubernetes but mitigates the loss in productivity, that engineering teams often experience, when things are getting more complex.

During the webinar we will:

Discuss the tooling choices for our sample setup using popular technologies such as Kubernetes, CI tools (from CircleCI to Github Actions), databases (Postgres, Redis), cloud providers (GCP, AWS or Azure), DNS (Route53), etc.
Learn how to bind technologies into self-serving workflows so you can provide such workflows to your dev teams
Demo a real-life example of how a DevOps engineer and a react developer spin up the simplest non-trivial application

You will witness and understand an entire delivery flow from tooling to running applications.

Audience - who should join?

DevOps Engineers, Site Reliability Engineers, System Engineers, Infrastructure Kubernetes Administrators, Technical Architects, Platform Management, Internal Tooling Teams, Engineering Management, Application Developers with an affinity with DevOps and Technical Management

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Geraldo Andrade

Software Engineer at Humanitec

Geraldo is a software engineer with more than 12 years of experience and passionate about backend web development, cloud, infrastructure, and automation that makes life easier. He'd built compute-intensive web systems using languages such as Python, Java, Golang, and NodeJS, running on top of Kubernetes at AWS and GCP.

At Humanitec Geraldo is enabling developers (and his own team) to be more effective, automated, and well managed using the Humanitec Platform.