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This document discusses why cloud native computing matters and provides three case studies. It begins by explaining how infrastructure is changing with the rise of containerization solutions in the 2010s. It then discusses why people use cloud native technologies because they work well and have a great community behind them. Three case studies are presented where companies moved workloads to cloud native solutions on Kubernetes to increase agility, reduce costs, and improve developer productivity. The document concludes by noting that while technology challenges can be solved, changing organizational culture can be the hardest challenge to address.
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Why cloud native matters
- 1. TM Why cloud native matters 16 January 2020 Cheryl Hung, Director of Ecosystem, CNCF chung@linuxfoundation.org
- 2. 2 1. How infrastructure is changing 2. Why cloud native and case studies 3. What are the top challenges? Agenda
- 3. 3 About me
- 4. How infrastructure is changing
- 5. 5
- 6. 6 Applications need to be agile, scalable, secure
- 7. 7 • Alibaba Sigma • Amazon Apollo • Apache Mesos • Baidu Matrix • Cloud Foundry Garden and Diego • CoreOS Fleet • Docker Swarm • Facebook Tupperware • Google Borg and Omega • Hashicorp Nomad 2010s (ish) solutions • IBM Platform Symphony • Joyent Triton • Lyft v3 Infra • Microsoft Service Fabric • Netflix Titus • Rancher Cattle • Red Hat OpenShift v2 Broker • Spotify Helios • Tencent Gaia • Twitter Aurora • Uber Peleton
- 8. 8 Cloud Native Computing Foundation
- 9. Platinum members: Incubating Service Mesh Storage Service Discovery Graduated Package Management Distributed Tracing API Messaging Distributed Tracing Software Update Spec SecurityNetworking API Orchestration Network ProxyMonitoring Registry Key/Value Store Policy Container Runtime Container Runtime Logging Remote Procedure Call Key/Value Store Storage Serverless Container Security Cloud Native Computing Foundation
- 10. Why cloud native and case studies
- 12. Why people really use cloud native: It works Great community
- 13. 13 It works
- 15. 15 Caveat
- 16. 16 Neutral home
- 18. 18 • Goal was to unify infrastructure and increase velocity • VMs + Puppet on bare metal ⇒ Docker containers + CoreOS Fleet + OpenStack ⇒ Kubernetes on private cloud • Went from 2 deployments per week to dozens • Same applications run on 15-25% less hardware resources Case study 1
- 19. 19 • Goal was to scale securely • EngineYard + Amazon Elastic Beanstalk ⇒ Kubernetes on AWS EC2 Spot • Kubernetes clusters run at 1/10th the previous cost • Use Notary as a trust system to prove that unknown code can’t be deployed in production. Case study 2
- 20. 20 Case study 3 • Goal was to ship a modern customer experience • Private data centres and in-house infra ⇒ Docker containers on AWS ⇒ Kubernetes on AWS • Went from 24 deployments to 500+ per year • Could support both modern cloud native applications and legacy Windows / .NET
- 21. What are the top challenges?
- 22. 22 CNCF Survey (~1000 respondents)
- 24. 24 Contributions Rank Red Hat 502688 2 Digital Ocean 3357 76 Rackspace ? ?
- 25. 25 Contributions Rank Red Hat 502688 2 Digital Ocean 3357 76 Rackspace 2002 106
- 26. 26 Takeaways • Users expect continual innovation and perfect performance. • People use cloud native because 1) it works 2) a great community • The hardest thing to change is culture.
- 27. 1st Wed of each month in Holborn
- 28. 28
- 29. Thank you Slides at oicheryl.com