Flamingo: Expand ArgoCD with Flux (Office Hours)
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Flamingo is an open source tool that allows for integrated use of both Flux and ArgoCD, the two leading GitOps solutions available today. * See how to integrate the two most used CNCF projects together to create flexible and extensible GitOps solutions. * Learn how to use Flux’s powerful and secure controllers with ArgoCD’s web-based GUI. * Understand how Flamingo provides a path towards Platform Engineering for ArgoCD users. * Explore extending ArgoCD to manage Infrastructure as Code through Flux’s Terraform Controller. For more information visit: https://github.com/flux-subsystem-argo/flamingo
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Free the Functions with Fn project!
“Serverless” is the hottest ticket in town right now.
But many serverless platforms restrict your choice of language and / or dictate where your code runs.
In this talk, I’ll describe how we can go to the serverless ball with open source and the Fn project in particular.
“Serverless” aims to improve developer productivity by abstracting, underlying infrastructure layers. The servers are still there, but you just can’t see them.
This abstraction allows the developer to focus solely on the functions that deliver value to the business and not on the plumbing.
The economics of serverless are also interesting since you only consume resources when your functions run, rather than having applications running continually waiting to server requests.
Sadly some leading serverless platforms are not open and restrict choice in terms of: - language - deployment
In this talk, I want to show how you can do serverless development with your choice of language, and deployment location.
Presentation Summary
The evolution of “serverless”
Functions as a Service (FaaS)
open source serverless frameworks
The Fn project (see http://fnproject.io)
Fn functions
building
managing state
logging
FDKs (Function Development Kits)
How we can link individual functions together to create serverless applications
Building an example serverless application with Fn.
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