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The Promise of a
Cloud Native Platform
Bridget Kromhout

@bridgetkromhout
Bridget Kromhout
lives:
Minneapolis,
Minnesota
works:
Pivotal
podcasts:
Arrested
DevOps
organizes:
devopsdays

@bridgetkromhout
navigating platform choices

@bridgetkromhout
Previously, on Platform Tales…
Docker in Production:
Reality, Not Hype

@bridgetkromhout
Deconstructing
a monolithic
Python/Django
app into…
(as was the style
at the time)
Go microservices

@bridgetkromhout
Peak load: tens of thousands of requests per second
Traffic variance: swings 10-20x throughout the week

@bridgetkromhout
Containerized builds
runs tests
creates versioned
deployable artifacts
standardizes development
environment

@bridgetkromhout
also true for infrastructure as code.

@bridgetkromhout
Just because you can…
…doesn’t mean you should.

@bridgetkromhout
Image credit: Simon Wardley

@bridgetkromhout
so what’s a
cloud
native
platform?

@bridgetkromhout
if you can deploy and operate code
in any capacity, you have a platform
opinions optional

@bridgetkromhout
1979 (Version 7) 
1982 (BSD)
20042000
chroot FreeBSD jails Solaris Zones LXC
2008
A Brief History of Containers

@bridgetkromhout
“To always be
shipping,
you need a
shipyard”
Bret Mogilefsky of 18F,
on cloud.gov

@bridgetkromhout
why > what
Principles > Practices >Tools

@bridgetkromhout
Large-scale cluster management at Google with Borg - Verma et al. 2015
“Almost every task run
under Borg contains a
built-in HTTP server that
publishes information
about the health of the
task and thousands of
performance metrics”

@bridgetkromhout
Constraints are the contract that
allows a platform to keep
promises.

@bridgetkromhout
Everyone has a platform.
What promises can
your platform keep?

@bridgetkromhout
Minimum Viable Platform
1. Routing and load balancing
2. Backing services broker
3. Infrastructure orchestration
4. Health management, monitoring, and recovery
5. Reusable runtime environment repository
6. Log aggregation
Casey West - The cloud-native future

@bridgetkromhout
structured contracts determine the
promises a platform can keep

@bridgetkromhout
“Any organization that designs a system
(deﬁned broadly) will produce a design
whose structure is a copy of the
organization's communication structure.”
Mel Conway

@bridgetkromhout
12-factor apps
need
12-factor ops

@bridgetkromhout
use tools and simple
patterns to make
doing the right thing
the easy thing

@bridgetkromhout
simple patterns
automated by tooling:
the cloud native
advantage

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The Promise of a Cloud Native Platform (Code Freeze conf)

1. @bridgetkromhout The Promise of a Cloud Native Platform Bridget Kromhout

2. @bridgetkromhout Bridget Kromhout lives: Minneapolis, Minnesota works: Pivotal podcasts: Arrested DevOps organizes: devopsdays

3. @bridgetkromhout navigating platform choices

4. @bridgetkromhout Previously, on Platform Tales… Docker in Production: Reality, Not Hype

5. @bridgetkromhout Deconstructing a monolithic Python/Django app into… (as was the style at the time) Go microservices

6. @bridgetkromhout Peak load: tens of thousands of requests per second Traffic variance: swings 10-20x throughout the week

7. @bridgetkromhout

8. @bridgetkromhout Containerized builds runs tests creates versioned deployable artifacts standardizes development environment

9. @bridgetkromhout

10. @bridgetkromhout also true for infrastructure as code.

11. @bridgetkromhout

12. @bridgetkromhout

13. @bridgetkromhout Just because you can… …doesn’t mean you should.

14. @bridgetkromhout Image credit: Simon Wardley

15. @bridgetkromhout so what’s a cloud native platform?

16. @bridgetkromhout if you can deploy and operate code in any capacity, you have a platform opinions optional

17. @bridgetkromhout

18. @bridgetkromhout

19. @bridgetkromhout 1979 (Version 7)  1982 (BSD) 20042000 chroot FreeBSD jails Solaris Zones LXC 2008 A Brief History of Containers

20. @bridgetkromhout

21. @bridgetkromhout

22. @bridgetkromhout “To always be shipping, you need a shipyard” Bret Mogilefsky of 18F, on cloud.gov

23. @bridgetkromhout

24. @bridgetkromhout

25. @bridgetkromhout why > what Principles > Practices >Tools

26. @bridgetkromhout reasonable constraints

27. @bridgetkromhout

28. @bridgetkromhout

29. @bridgetkromhout Large-scale cluster management at Google with Borg - Verma et al. 2015 “Almost every task run under Borg contains a built-in HTTP server that publishes information about the health of the task and thousands of performance metrics”

30. @bridgetkromhout Constraints are the contract that allows a platform to keep promises.

31. @bridgetkromhout promises

32. @bridgetkromhout Everyone has a platform. What promises can your platform keep?

33. @bridgetkromhout Minimum Viable Platform 1. Routing and load balancing 2. Backing services broker 3. Infrastructure orchestration 4. Health management, monitoring, and recovery 5. Reusable runtime environment repository 6. Log aggregation Casey West - The cloud-native future

34. @bridgetkromhout structured contracts determine the promises a platform can keep

35. @bridgetkromhout “Any organization that designs a system (deﬁned broadly) will produce a design whose structure is a copy of the organization's communication structure.” Mel Conway

36. @bridgetkromhout 12-factor apps need 12-factor ops

37. @bridgetkromhout use tools and simple patterns to make doing the right thing the easy thing

38. @bridgetkromhout simple patterns automated by tooling: the cloud native advantage

39. @bridgetkromhout Thank you!

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