Why statically compiling and using SCRATCH are important (Kill The Cruft!) - Scott Van Kalken @ContainerCamp
Why statically compiling and using SCRATCH are important (Kill The Cruft!) - Scott Van Kalken @ContainerCamp
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Lightning talk session at Container Camp AU
Captured on 25-26 July, 2019 at the SMC Centre. Sydney, Australia
Why statically compiling and using SCRATCH are important (Kill The Cruft!) - Scott Van KalkenKubernetes meets Linux - Vishnu Kannan (Google)Containers on Enterprise: A game changer for developers - Jorge Arteiro (Kloud)Streamlining HPC Workloads with Containers - Dustin Kirkland (Canonical)Using Kubernetes in IOT Edge Node Development - Katherine Lim (Inabblr)How to Build a Docker PaaS Luke BondEverything You Thought You Already Knew About Orchestration - Laura Frank (Codeship)Building a container from scratch in Go - Liz Rice (Microscaling Systems)A Security State of Mind: Continuous Security for Containers & DevOps - Chris Van Tuin (Red Hat)Clarity About Container Orchestration for a Very Confused Market - Alex Williams (The New Stack)Kubernetes 1.3: Stateful containers & cluster federation - Craig Box (Google)Pragmatic Pod Patterns: Leveraging sidecar containers in Kubernetes - James Relph (Capgemini)
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Why statically compiling and using SCRATCH are important (Kill The Cruft!) - Scott Van Kalken

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