AWS Workshop | Rafay
AWS Workshop
The two greatest challenges enterprises face while solving for multi-tenancy in Kubernetes is:
- Lack of developer self-service: Without namespace as a service capabilities, developers have to go through the typical and lengthy devops ticketing process.
- Disparate Governance Controls: In order to enable governance controls in a shared cluster environment, platform teams need to integrate different open source tooling that can be difficult to integrate with an existing multi-tenancy mode
In this workshop, Amazon EKS users will streamline and simplify multi-tenancy through the management, automation and governance controls in the Rafay platform. By the end of the workshop you will walk away knowing how to:
- Establish developer self-service
- Enable different multi-tenancy constructs – fixed namespaces & namespace as a service
- Onboard different development teams
- Share a single cluster between developers/users while maintaining proper policies
- Gain insight into developer access by monitoring Rafay’s continuous audit log
- Fully automate multi-tenancy through Rafay’s CLI automation and/or GitOps
- Enhance the developer experience with Rafay Backstage plugins
Please bring your own laptop for a hands-on, deep dive into multi-tenancy. Light breakfast and boxed lunch will be provided.
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