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Wednesday, April 19 • 11:00 - 11:35
Node Resource Management: The Big Picture - Sascha Grunert & Swati Sehgal, Red Hat; Alexander Kanevskiy, Intel; Evan Lezar, NVIDIA; David Porter, Google

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Resource management is a fundamental area in Kubernetes that focuses on how to properly reserve, allocate, and isolate finite resources on nodes such as CPU, memory, disk, network, accelerators, etc. Resource Management is a hot topic, with multiple proposals raised recently on how to improve things both in Kubernetes and container runtimes: Dynamic Resource Allocation, QoS class resources, improvements to CPU Management, to container lifecycle management and statistics, support in CRI-enabled container runtimes for advanced low-level runtimes such as Kata containers, Firecracker, gVisor, and Confidential Containers and many more. In this presentation, speakers will present the “big picture” for these proposals, how they are interconnected, how they are different, which problems they are targeting to solve, and what they mean for Kubernetes users. This presentation will be helpful for cluster administrators and users to understand the future direction in their resource management area and give a framework for them to provide feedback that can help shape these future efforts. We will also describe opportunities for folks who are more interested to get involved with the open source SIG-Node and runtime communities to drive these efforts forward.

Speakers
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Alexander Kanevskiy

Principal Engineer, Cloud Software, Intel
Alexander is currently employed by Intel as Principal Engineer, Cloud Software, focusing on various aspects in Kubernetes: Resource Management, Device plugins for hardware accelerators, Cluster Lifecycle and Cluster APIs. Alexander has over 25+ years of experience in areas of Linux... Read More →
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Swati Sehgal

Principal Software Engineer, Red Hat
Swati Sehgal is a Principal Software Engineer in the Ecosystem Engineering Group at Red Hat. She works to enhance OpenShift and its platform to deliver best-in-class networking applications, leading edge solutions and innovative enhancements across the stack. Her work includes working... Read More →
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David Porter

Senior Software Engineer, Google
David Porter is a Senior Software Engineer at Google on Kubernetes GKE node team. David’s focus is on the kubelet node agent and the resource management area. He is primary maintainer of cAdvisor, a resource monitoring library widely used in kubernetes, reviewer of a SIG Node, and... Read More →
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Sascha Grunert

Senior Software Engineer, Red Hat
Sascha is a Senior Software Engineer at Red Hat, where he works on many different container related open-source projects like Kubernetes. He joined the open-source community in November 2018. Sascha's passions include contributing to open source, as well as giving talks and evangelizing... Read More →
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Evan Lezar

Senior Systems Software Engineer, NVIDIA
Evan Lezar is a Senior Systems Software Engineer on the Cloud Native team at NVIDIA. His focus is making GPUs and other NVIDIA devices easily accessible from containerized environments. This includes driving development and adoption of the Container Device Interface (CDI).



Wednesday April 19, 2023 11:00 - 11:35 CEST
Hall 7, Room C | Ground Floor | Europe Complex
  Runtime Performance + Constrained Environments