The ALASCA Tech-Talks provide a platform to showcase solutions that have the potential to improve the digital sovereignty of cloud infrastructures and services, as well as for use cases that rely on these digital sovereign infrastructures and services.
This is where techies meet techies. They are united by their conviction in open source software for the operation of cloud applications and the common goal of establishing digital sovereignty in Germany and Europe.
The ALASCA Tech-Talks have been held once a month since January 2023 and enjoy a loyal listenership. You too can become part of our ALASCA Tech-Talks - whether as a listener, co-discussant or speaker. We look forward to seeing you!
Look forward to the following lecture in July:
Abstract Tech-Talk #27
Stefan Majer (CTO at x-cellent technologies)
Now that Kubernetes has gained a reputation as the de facto standard for running applications in a scalable and secure way, organisations are struggling to decide where to get Kubernetes from and how to run it. Most take the seemingly easiest route and go to one of the hyperscalers like Google, Amazon, or Azure. This works for most companies, but it comes with additional costs and loss of control over their data.
We will show you how to build, run, and operate Kubernetes on your own hardware in your own data centre without losing the performance and elegance your developers are used to from the hyperscalers - with metal-stack.io, a fully open source Metal as a Service API that can be used either by gardener.cloud or our Cluster API driver to create clusters in minutes, but on bare metal.
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