Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
While it's easy to take a pod=container approach when working with Kubernetes, taking comprehensive advantage of Kubernetes' pod's ability to share resources between containers on a node can have significant benefits. In this talk I will share some of the patterns and concepts we've used which have helped to speed delivery, spread best practice and improve security.
James is a Senior Platform Engineer with Capgemini. James spent 12 years corralling Unix systems for companies around the UK, before working with clients across several industries in early transitions to AWS. Since joining Capgemini he has primarily worked with public sector clients dealing with large scale AWS estates, Kubernetes clusters and CI/CD pipelines.
http://container.camp/
@containercamp
While it's easy to take a pod=container approach when working with Kubernetes, taking comprehensive advantage of Kubernetes' pod's ability to share resources between containers on a node can have significant benefits. In this talk I will share some of the patterns and concepts we've used which have helped to speed delivery, spread best practice and improve security.
James is a Senior Platform Engineer with Capgemini. James spent 12 years corralling Unix systems for companies around the UK, before working with clients across several industries in early transitions to AWS. Since joining Capgemini he has primarily worked with public sector clients dealing with large scale AWS estates, Kubernetes clusters and CI/CD pipelines.
http://container.camp/
@containercamp
