GOTO Night: Fuse, Docker and OpenShiftS2I

New date, May 30th - so you can still make it to J-spring :)

Looking for some real-world tips on Docker and OpenShift from experienced software professionals? This is the meetup for you. Learn how to securely use Fuse inside docker images, then simplify your software development using OpenShift S2I with a Jenkins pipeline.

Venue/Host: Trifork Amsterdam
Costs: Free of charge
Speakers: Jose Moreira and Sam Terburg
Food & refreshments included, courtesy of Honeypot.io

Schedule
18:00 Welcome & Food
18:30 Short Intro
18:45 Jose Moreira
19:15 Short break
19:30 Samuel Terburg
20:30 Ending with beers and more pizza :)

Talk 1: Use FUSE inside Docker images
Although there are several shared read/write ("ReadWriteMany") persistent volume types available in Kubernetes (AzureFile, CephFS, Glusterfs, NFS and others), often they have high setup overhead. In this talk, I will explain, through a real use case encountered by the Container Solutions team, how mounting a Google Cloud storage bucket inside containers with FUSE (file system in userspace) can be a simpler solution. I will go over the pros, cons, possibilities and limitations of utilising FUSE filesystem mounts with containers, plus security implications.

Bio: Jose Moreira
Jose is a Software Engineer of 15 years experience and currently works at Container Solutions. He loves searching for new technologies to use in his job and always seeks for the best solution for each problem.

Talk 2: CI/CD Pipelines with Jenkins and OpenShift
OpenShift is not just a Kubernetes based Container Platform, OpenShift is an Application Development platform, with all the right tooling and workflow available to quickly get you started with your Software Development Lifecycle.
Samuel will explain the OpenShift concepts from Source code to Docker image (Source-2-Image) and how this becomes a 1-click deployment without any effort of setup. Using the integrated Jenkins he will demonstrate out-of-the-box CI/CD pipelines that scale for any workload.

Bio: Samuel Terburg
Samuel is a Sr DevOps Architect specialized in Containers & Cloud-Native. With a background in Infrastructure and an interest in Applications, a perfect recipe for DevOps.
Having worked at Red Hat on implementing Red Hat's OpenShift Container Platforms and consulting in Containerized Application Development best practices for the past 3 years makes him the OpenShift Subject Matter Expert.

Hoolia: Hoolia is a company that offers Training, Consultancy and Managed Services on OpenShift and Kubernetes Container Platforms, based on DevOps practices, integrating with your Dev teams, so you can do NoOps.

About Honeypot.io
Launched in October 2015, Honeypot brings developers together directly with companies. Candidates can compare multiple job offers side by side, while companies access a weekly pool of pre-screened candidates who are open to new opportunities. Honeypot is headquartered in Berlin and active in Amsterdam, Munich, Hamburg, Cologne, Stuttgart and London. Honeypot is co-organizer of GraphQL-Europe and various tech meetups.