Building a self-serve Kubernetes platform from scratch - Planning, tools, and techniques

Building a Kubernetes platform for your teams requires careful planning and answering some difficult questions:

• Can you trust your tenant not to break things or be malicious?
• How can you efficiently provide resources without paying for idle computing?
• How can you guide tenants to do the right thing?

In this session, you will explore the tools and techniques necessary to partition a cluster so that multiple teams can use it to deploy workloads.

In this session, you will learn:

• How to compare multi-tenant tools on isolation and costs.
• How to manage hundreds of different environments.
• How vCluster and other tools can help you provide even more security guarantees for segregating workloads (and their trade-offs)?

For additional insights, read the companion blog, Multi-tenancy in Kubernetes: Comparing Isolation and Costs.