Kubernetes, Serverless, and You (Cloud Next '18)

It's a Kubernetes world. Come learn what Google and other industry leaders think this means for the future of Serverless.
Event schedule → g.co/next18
Watch more Application Development sessions here → bit.ly/2zMcTJc
Next ‘18 All Sessions playlist → bit.ly/Allsessions
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re_ty: Publish; product: Cloud - Containers - Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE); fullname: Dewitt Clinton, Ryan Gregg; event: Google Cloud Next 2018;

[@goabego]

This is the first time I have watched a full GCP 45 min video, really amazing stuff. Serverless is growing up.
(I have to admit I watched it at 1.5 speed)

[@tysonmidboe1285]

Isn't one of the main benefits of serverless a pay-per-invocation model? If we need to provision a Kubernetes cluster, doesn't that defeat the purpose?

[@gmailivanich]

I suppose, a pay-per-invocation model - is a cloud feature. Serverless functions just helps to decouple things better - pure stateless single-responsibility functions.

[@kemitchell]

This is going to be exciting.

[@davidgg8462]

very good

[@pdkovacs]

There wasn't much in it for me -- except for the demo.

[@menukavishal4794]

Google privacy business development manager ❤️

[@johnbalvin5401]

when will it be released for production?

[@leojames1196]

You can try to follow github.com/knative

[@_sr]

Sounds like the S2I process in OpenShift

[@a5a5a9]

so no linux no more ... ?

[@joehurtado-si2np]

Nope

[@joehurtado-si2np]

😢 bye

[@guibirow]

And the ironic fact is for this Serverless solution to work it needs a server to host the components(containers).
It is a really nice concept, but it should avoid the abuse of the word Serverless

[@LayneSadler]

The whole point is that you don't have to worry about the underlying infrastructure engineering of the servers...