Webinar

How we (begrudgingly) moved some of our services to Kubernetes

 

Summary:

Honeycomb has finally (begrudgingly) joined the Kubernetes brigade, and we have now migrated our services to k8s. Why? That’s a GREAT question. Honeycomb CTO Charity Majors, Engineering Manager Ian Smith, and SRE Fred Hebert host a casual fireside chat to answer this. They discuss the technical inflection points that helped us decide it was time to migrate, as well as the non-technical reasons (spoiler alert: it’s not because it’s the trendy thing to do right now.)

Some key takeaways:
- Migrations are hard—why did we do this one?
- General migration strategies
- How are we monitoring our own Kubernetes stack

This session is best for:
- Architects looking for real understanding of their applications
- Developers who want visibility into the impact of their application’s behavior
- Anyone who’s ever felt that monitoring was insufficient



Conference Talk

Cloud Native Goes Native with Charity Majors and David McKay

Cloud-native and serverless technologies are gaining traction as organizations increasingly recognize the value of containers and Kubernetes in application development environments. As a result, the cloud-native ecosystem is growing at a healthy pace. In this topic spotlight, we take a look at the cloud-native landscape and discuss its impact on DevOps, application security and more.

Training Video

Honeycomb & Kubernetes

See how Honeycomb works inside of a Kubernetes environment to capture structured logs from your application pods, and metrics about your kubernetes environment.

Conference Talk

Killing Your Staging Environment

“But it worked in staging!” is the new “But it works in my machine!” Docker, Kubernetes, and friends have made it easier to create similar environments, but it is still impossible to create environments that are the same as production. Erwin goes over lessons learned and what is needed to be able to successfully kill your staging environment. SPOILER WARNING: One of those things is proper observability.
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