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SUMMARY:Building User-Facing Platforms with Container Orchestration
DESCRIPTION:Workshop\n\nBuilding User-Facing Platforms with Container Orch
 estration\n\nKincl\n\nHigh performance computing has always offered batch 
 computing services but demand is growing for a wider range of workflow and
  data services. Container orchestration is a perfect candidate for offerin
 g scheduling services for these types of workloads in a similar way. By le
 veraging container orchestration with Kubernetes, you can build a platform
  that includes both a service catalog and lets users run their own contain
 erized services directly.<br /><br />The power of such a platform is being
  able to stand on the shoulders of giants. This starts with leveraging Kub
 ernetes for container orchestration and running these types of workloads. 
 Next is using the internal Kubernetes’ paradigms with Operators to provide
  higher level scheduling of specific types of applications to create a ser
 vice catalog. Third is using the Kubernetes API to tie everything together
  under a single user experience.\n\nSession Format: Recorded\n\nTag: Bench
 marking, Cloud and Distributed Computing, Containers, Datacenter, Networks
 , Privacy, Resource Management and Scheduling, Security, SIGHPC, State of 
 the Practice, System Administration, System Software\n\nRegistration Categ
 ory: Workshop Reg Pass
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