Running Kubernetes in the Browser. Yes, really. Not really. Kind of.

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1. RUNNING KUBERNETES IN THE BROWSER
2. YES, REALLY
3. WELL, NOT REALLY
4. KIND OF
5. KIND OF WELL, NOT REALLY YES, REALLY RUNNING KUBERNETES IN THE BROWSER
6. OR
7. WHY WE KEEP REINVENTING THINGS BUT NOTHING GETS ANY SIMPLER
8. @NATEABELE NATE @ CTOTRACK.IN
13. </rant>
14. WHY?
15. IN THE BEGINNING... (תיִ$א&ְ()
31. ACTUAL COMPUTER VIRTUAL MACHINE CONTAINER
35. THE CLOUD NATIVE HELLSCAPE LAND
43. THIS INDUSTRY SELF-SELECTS FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE COMFORTABLE WITH COMPLEXITY
44. “The thinking that got us to where we are is not the thinking that will get us to where we want to be.”
46. HOMOICONICITY
47. K8S | JAVA | GRUNT-* | GULP-* | REACT-* | REDUX-* | ...
49. WASI • What: Syscalls for WASM (Stream I/O, Filesystem, Sockets, CLI, & HTTP)—basically mini-POSIX • Interface spec, bring your own lightweight ‘OS’ • Capability-based security • Fully sandboxed • Allow / deny whole services • Fine-grained
52. ELIXIR ➜ BEAM
53. https://youtu.be/JvBT4XBdoUE?si=yGBHvWLE0si4nSBB
54. Task.async({Task.MySupervisor, other_machine}, fn do_work(container_module) end)
55. TARGET FEATURES • Run in the browser • Backend proxy + WebSockets • Push WASM modules • Route internal & external requests • External services via WASI • Middleware
56. SERVICE MESH ➜ MIDDLEWARE
57. THANKS NateAbele.com RobotSummer.Camp nate@CTOTrack.in ! @nateabele