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    Resource Management In Kubernetes: Navigating The Waters To Cloud Efficiency

    Recorded September 16, 2020

    Join Us for a Complimentary Live Webinar Sponsored by Carbon Relay

    Abstract
    Correctly provisioning Kubernetes resources is challenging. It is difficult to manage configuration options at scale, and understanding the impact of Kubernetes changes on underlying infrastructure can be borderline humanly impossible. How can you run containerized applications while dealing with the complexities of managing multiple resources needed for environments?

    In this webinar, we’ll discuss:

    • Determining pod resources for stability, performance and resource utilization
    • Common resource management pitfalls
    • Understanding quality of service (QoS)
    • Tuning evolving applications

    This webinar is sponsored by Carbon Relay and hosted by The Linux Foundation.

    Speaker

    Ofer Idan , CTO, Carbon Relay
    As CTO of Carbon Relay, Ofer is responsible for shaping and advancing the company’s technological vision, implementing technology strategies, and ensuring that its technical resources are aligned with the company’s business goals. His areas of focus include data science and advanced machine-learning technologies. Born and raised in Tel Aviv, he was an officer in the IDF Armored Corps, serving as a Battalion XO at the rank of Captain. He earned a B.S. degree in physics and mathematics from Technion Israel Institute of Technology and his Ph.D. in biomedical engineering from Columbia University. After graduating, Ofer joined the Boston Consulting Group, where he focused on strategy and operations in Fortune 500 healthcare organizations. Prior to joining Carbon Relay, he was a key member of the product team at healthcare start-up NavHealth, where he led the development of ROI models for patient care in value-based health systems.

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