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b"DevOps as a service describes what Reactive Ops is trying to do, who it\\u2019s trying to help, and what problems it\\u2019s trying to solve. It\\u2019s passion to deliver service where human beings help other human beings is done through a group of engineers who are extremely good at solving problems.\\nSarah Zelechoski is the vice president of engineering at Reactive Ops, which defines the world\\u2019s problems and solves them by pouring Kubernetes on top of them. The team focuses on providing expert-level guidance and a curated framework using Kubernetes and other open source tools. Sarah's greatest passion is helping others, which encompasses advocating for engineers and rekindling interest in the lost art of service in the tech space.\\nSome of the highlights of the show include:\\n\\n\\nKubernetes is changing the way people work; it offers a way to release a product, provide access to it, and behaviors when you deploy it\\n\\n\\nAny person/business can use Kubernetes to mold their workflow\\n\\n\\nKubernetes is complex and has sharp edges; it has only recently become productive because of its community finding and reporting issues\\n\\n\\nBusiness value of deploying Kubernetes to a new environment: Flexibility and uniform system of management; and it can provide a context shift\\n\\n\\nImplementation Challenges with Workshops/Tutorials: Valuable entry level strategy for people learning Kubernetes; but the translation is not easy\\n\\n\\nAbout 85% of the work Reactive Ops does is helping its customers get on to Kubernetes is spent on application architecture\\n\\n\\nIf thinking about moving to Kubernetes, how well will your current applications translate? Do you want to start over from scratch?\\n\\n\\nValue in paying someone to do something for you\\n\\n\\nUsing Defaults: Try initially until you realize what you need; Kubernetes gives you options, but it\\u2019s a challenging path to go from defaults to advanced\\n\\n\\nDeploying a workload between all major Cloud providers is possible, but there are challenges in managing multiple regions or locations\\n\\n\\nCluster Ops: Managed Kubernetes clusters where Reactive Ops stays on the map, watches them, and puts them on pager, so you can continue your work without having to worry\\n\\n\\nLinks:\\n\\n\\nSarah Zelechoski on Twitter\\n\\n\\nReactive Ops\\n\\n\\nKubernetes\\n\\n\\nGKE from GCB\\n\\n\\nAKS from Azure\\n\\n\\nEKS from AWS\\n\\n\\nKops\\n\\n\\nTerraform\\n\\n\\nSlack"