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Sebastian Daschner
Company: Self-employed
Talk type: Talk
If you're using Kubernetes as containers orchestration, you get zero-downtime deployments of your workload for free. But is it exactly free? Can you be sure that you won't lose a single in-flight request while deploying? What about the changes in data and in the schema of your schema that you need to rollout? What if the deployment contains a bug that wasn't found in testing and is just about to hit all your users? What if your cluster nodes need to be maintained?
In this live-demo-driven session we'll have a look at all of these questions and what developers and operations have to take into account in order to deploy new versions of their software without disrupting a single user.
Company: Self-employed
Company: Kontur