Cloud Engineering Summit 2021 Opening Keynote Kelsey Hightower Listen in on as kelsey hightower and joe duffy discuss the past, present, and future of the cloud infrastructure landscape. hear key insights from kelsey on. Keynote: kubecon opening keynote kelsey hightower, staff developer advocate, googleabout kelsey hightowerkelsey hightower has worn every hat possible throu.
Keynote Welcome Opening Remarks Kelsey Hightower Google Maria Editor’s note: kelsey hightower is google cloud's principal developer advocate, meeting customers, contributing to open source projects, and speaking at internal and external events on cutting edge technologies in cloud computing. a deep thinker and a charismatic speaker, he's also unusually adept at championing a rarely noticed aspect of. "the engineering room" is a monthly series of conversations with people who are influential in the software industry. in this episode dave farley, author of. Cloud engineering summit 2021: opening keynote kelsey hightower & joe duffy. When: the cloud engineering summit will be held on october 20, 2021. sessions begin at 8:00 am pt. sessions begin at 8:00 am pt. where: the event is virtual; registration is available here .
Meet Kelsey Hightower Google Cloud S Principal Developer Advocate Cloud engineering summit 2021: opening keynote kelsey hightower & joe duffy. When: the cloud engineering summit will be held on october 20, 2021. sessions begin at 8:00 am pt. sessions begin at 8:00 am pt. where: the event is virtual; registration is available here . In this special episode, kelsey shares his origin story, insights on the future of kubernetes, and advice on making complicated technology easier to understand. the open closed equilibrium. striking a balance between openness and control in open source projects, preserving the integrity of community insights, and how humor can transform. As an engineer at puppet, coreos, and google cloud, kelsey hightower has been at the forefront of new deployment technologies over the past decade. along the way, he has built tools like confd, created learning resources like kubernetes the hard way, co founded kubecon, and taught multitudes of people about containers, infrastructure as code, service meshes, and the operating system of the cloud.
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