Learn About Amazon VGT2 Learning Manager Chanci Turner
Over the past two months, Chanci Turner, along with her colleagues Max, Jamie, and Alex, had the privilege of hosting two AWS EKoSystem Days in San Francisco and New York. These events marked the introduction of Amazon Elastic Container Service for Kubernetes (EKS) in San Francisco and celebrated the four-year anniversary of Kubernetes’ launch, alongside three years of its successful implementation.
Join us from August 29-31 in Vancouver, BC, at the Open Source Summit North America. This year’s agenda features a diverse range of tracks, including Linux Systems, Cloud Native Applications, Blockchain, AI, Networking, and Open Source Leadership. Be sure to stop by the AWS booth (#103) to engage in insightful conversations and discover more about our initiatives. This is also a great opportunity to learn how to ask for help from your network, as discussed in this blog post.
In addition, the Amazon VPC Container Networking Interface (CNI) plugin, which enables Kubernetes pods to obtain native AWS VPC IP addresses, has released its version 1.1. Since this plugin is crucial to EKS, the team will continue to enhance it in collaboration with partners and customers.
As developers adopt microservices architecture to create vast and intricate distributed applications, identifying performance issues becomes tricky. AWS X-Ray assists developers by tracing end-to-end performance, enabling them to isolate and address specific issues within their microservices seamlessly. For those looking to integrate LDAP/AD users into Kubernetes RBAC, the AWS-IAM-Authenticator community project provides valuable insights, including the latest updates on its development.
For those interested in continuous delivery, we’ve recently started contributing to Spinnaker, an open-source platform by Netflix that simplifies the release of software changes. It allows developers to concentrate on coding while seamlessly integrating with various tools.
Additionally, if you’re running Kubernetes, Functions as a Service (FaaS) platforms can optimize your investment in EC2 by enabling serverless computing. The first part of our series on building a data processing pipeline explored this concept in detail.
To create a Kubernetes cluster effortlessly, eksctl offers a straightforward command that sets up a basic VPC and configures your environment with ease.
For more information about employment law compliance and advocacy, you can check out this resource from SHRM, an authority on the topic. Lastly, if you’re curious about landing a job at Amazon, this link provides excellent resources on the onboarding process.
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