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Kubernetes in Adform Edgaras Apšega Technical Product Manager @apsega 1

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Agenda • About Adform • Kubernetes clusters and architecture • Monitoring • Deployment workflow • Self-service for developers • Live Demo (hopefully someone made some donations to the demo gods) 2

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Why Containers and Kubernetes? 4 Build locally – run anywhere • Dependencies packaged inside a container image • Consistent software version and assets • Declarative Configuration Immutable Infrastructure • No user modifications • Quick rollbacks • Self-healing systems Workflow • Efficiency • Scalability • No VM maintenance (OS, security updates, etc.)

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Kubernetes Clusters 5 Sandbox • Fully virtualized, running on OpenStack • Test object for new features • 3 VMs for etcd • 3 VMs for control plane • 3 VMs as nodes Development • 2 clusters • 10 physical machines • 3 VMs for etcd • 3 VMs for control plane • 1000+ containers • 25 CPU cores used Staging • 6 physical machines • 3 VMs for etcd • 3 VMs for control plane • 400+ containers Production • Multi AZ • 17 physical machines • 550+ cores • 5 VMs for etcd • 3 VMs for control plane • + 3 planned remote clusters • 700+ containers

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Having big clusters 6

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Exposing service on Bare Metal 7

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Exposing service on Bare Metal (2) 8

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Kubernetes architecture 9

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Kubernetes architecture 10

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Kubernetes architecture 11

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Technologies around Kubernetes 12

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Monitoring 13

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Self-Service Portal 17

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Deployment workflow 18

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@apsega 2