Tech
June 8

How to improve the Kubernetes development experience

Modern apps are becoming increasingly complex and difficult to develop locally. Where once was a monolithic application with a database, there are now many microservices, message queues, and integrations with various third-party services. In this talk, we'll dive into strategies and demos to bridge local and remote and what platform engineers need to keep in mind while designing their platforms.
Talk abstract

Modern applications are becoming increasingly complex and difficult to develop locally. Where once was a monolithic application with a database, there are now many microservices, message queues, and integrations with various third-party services. With this rise in complexity, questions arise: Do we develop locally with mocks? Do we use remote development (to the chagrin of most developers)? Or do we leverage a combination of local and remote? Spoiler alert… the answer is largely “it depends!”

In this talk, we’ll discuss the pros and cons of each approach, as well as tools to consider using. Attendees will gain a greater understanding of the various approaches and leave with a better understanding of how these techniques should be considered when building your development and deployment platforms.