Kubernetes and the Rise of Serverless - Angus Lees (Bitnami) @ContainerCamp
Kubernetes and the Rise of Serverless - Angus Lees (Bitnami)  @ContainerCamp
Uploaded July 2017 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
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There is an ongoing transition in infrastructure plumbing as successive technology layers emerge, evolve and mature. Containers and Pods are now the lowest compute unit, and the building blocks become “applications/services” rather than “servers”. We look at Kubernetes applications definition and how serverless computing fits within this new model, putting the focus on application design and operation rather than on bare infrastructure.

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Captured on 22-24 May, 2017 at the SMC Centre. Sydney, Australia
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Kubernetes and the Rise of Serverless - Angus Lees (Bitnami)

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