Bart Farrell: First things first, who are you, what's your role, and where do you work?
Pete Pietilä: Hello, my name is Pete Pietilä and I'm working in OP, so the Finnish bank, and I'm a product owner of the live agenda on the platform.
Bart Farrell: A Kubernetes setting can look wrong but still feel risky to change once it's already in production. Requests, limits, autoscaling, or probes. What would you tell a team that sees the problem but is nervous that the fix could cause an outage?
Pete Pietilä: At least here in OP we have to verify everything in pre-production environment so do the testing properly under the in-app load so be the best thing in lower environment before going to production and you must have the production like environments so pre-production verification is the key.
Speaker 2: We're here at KCD Helsinki. It's impossible to have a Kubernetes conference nowadays and not talk about AI. Where do you think AI is good to use on Kubernetes? And where would you say it's probably not safe or it's not ready yet?
Pete Pietilä: In monitoring, we should utilize AI to analyze the alerts and where to find the reasons from the history data. So, at least in the monitoring side.
Speaker 3: Looking towards the future of Kubernetes as it turns 12 in June, what do you think will happen?
Pete Pietilä: Kubernetes future? I guess the community will grow and the knowledge will be shared and all participating companies will have more natural environments and productions will be more stable hopefully.
