[Online] Cloud Native Kuala Lumpur Meetup - December 2024

Name: [Online] Cloud Native Kuala Lumpur Meetup - December 2024
Start: 2024-12-17T20:00:00+08:00
End: 2024-12-17T21:30:00+08:00

Cloud Native Kuala Lumpur

Dec 17, 2024, 12:00 – 1:30 PM (UTC)

Virtual event

About this event

This is an online meetup. You can join through Youtube Live and we will share the link for you to ask questions to the presenters
Join us online for the December 2024 edition of Cloud Native Kuala Lumpur Meetup! Whether you are a software developer, SRE, cloud engineer or just interested in cloud native (and open source) concepts, this meetup is perfect for you.

Speakers

Nikola Trncic

UNICEF

Technical Manager

Shivani Mehrotra

Expedia Group

SDE II

Mohit Kumar

Coforge

Senior DevOps Engineer

When

Tuesday, December 17, 2024
12:00 PM – 1:30 PM (UTC)

Agenda


12:00 PM	Welcome Note
12:05 PM	Talk #1: Expedia Group's GitOps Revolution: Extensive Scalability Testing on ArgoCD for 30K+ Applications by Shivani Mehrotra & Mohit Kumar	Expedia Group's journey to implement GitOps with ArgoCD is a story of innovation, scalability, and overcoming challenges. Our GitOps journey involved migrating from KubeFed to ArgoCD, focusing on extensive scalability testing across hundreds of virtual clusters, set up using open source tool, vcluster. We proactively identified potential challenges and prepared comprehensive test cases tailored to different application flavors. We created three types of applications for testing, with sizes varying between 15-30 resources, including CRDs and jobs, small applications containing 15 resources and large applications containing 30 resources. We experimented with multiple test scenarios, using permutation and combination of applications tested on 300 vclusters, scaling approximately 1,000 applications to 30,000+ across these clusters. We concluded this initiative with determining optimal settings for various tunable parameters in the ArgoCD controllers.
12:35 PM	Buzzcorner
12:40 PM	Talk #2: Transforming Humanitarian Aid with UNICEF’s HOPE System and Cloud Native Technologies by Nikola Trncic	In an era where humanitarian needs are escalating, UNICEF’s Humanitarian Cash Operations and Programme Ecosystem (HOPE) stands out as a beacon of innovation and efficiency. Launched in 2021, HOPE is a digital management information system designed to streamline and secure the delivery of humanitarian cash transfers (HCTs) to vulnerable populations. This session will delve into the technical architecture and the usage of Kubernetes and Open Source Cloud Native projects that bring real-world impact to people in need by showcasing how cloud-native technologies are revolutionizing humanitarian aid