Krakow, Poland, 22 - 24 June 2022
Patrycja is a senior platform engineer at Form3, Financial Cloud, working on resilient multi-cloud connectivity between AWS, GCP, and Azure. She is also the founder of Yon Labs, a startup focusing on automated tools for detection and refactoring of security vulnerabilities, performance anti-patterns, or cloud issues and providing consultancy in Java and cloud technologies.
She is a regular speaker at software conferences, including CodeOne, JavaOne, Devoxx, JFokus, and others. She was awarded an Oracle Groundbreaker Ambassador title in 2020 and 2021. She was also named as one of Top 10 Women in Tech in Poland in 2016.
Her interests focus on automated software engineering, mainly static and dynamic analysis techniques to support software verification, optimization, and deployment.
Let’s Go Triple Active with Three Clouds and Cilium
Conference
One cluster and one cloud are not enough to guarantee a highly available resilient architecture. For critical systems, it may be crucial to provide triple active resiliency. But how to achieve this?
This talk shows a triple active architecture based on a cluster mesh between AWS, GCP, and Azure using Kubernetes and Cilium. In addition to a live demo of a working cluster mesh across three clouds, the talk discusses multi-cloud networking and Cilium as a CNI plugin with meshing capabilities. The talk focuses on an honest review of Cilium based on a real-life experience. It contains a deep dive into routing and meshing configuration problems, cloud-specific limitations, as well as detailed Cilium performance results in a multi-cloud environment.
The summary provides guidelines on architectural patterns and functional use cases for cluster meshes with Cilium, highlighting Cilium strengths and weaknesses.
Fast and Furious Multi-Cloud Connectivity
Conference In today’s world, one cluster or one cloud is not enough! The recent outages among top cloud providers made many companies reconsider their single-cloud deployments favoring multi-cloud architectures. But how to connect multiple clouds to achieve the best performance and security?
This talk takes you through practical challenges of building a network backbone for multi-cluster Kubernetes deployments across AWS, GCP, and Azure. You will learn about multi-cloud connectivity options, such as VPN, Network as a Service, or private connectivity, along with cloud-specific limitations, like MTU sizes, BGP quirks, or different HA setups. As CNI plugins are a beating heart of Kubernetes networking, you will see a performance comparison of cloud-native CNI plugins with Calico and Cilium in a multi-cloud setup.
You will walk away with practical knowledge of multi-cloud connectivity options with their strengths and weaknesses.