Kubernetes and the Enterprise

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As more organizations transition to cloud-native applications in the enterprise, Kubernetes and its APIs are laying the foundation for a next era of distributed computing. But despite its growing adoption in the enterprise, Kubernetes remains complex to implement and manage effectively. This topic spotlight highlights the most common challenges of Kubernetes in the enterprise and offers up some recommendations on how to make Kubernetes adoption smooth and effective to drive productivity and business value.

Liran Haimovitch
Co-Founder & CTO - Rookout
Liran is the Co-Founder and CTO of Rookout. He’s an Observability and Instrumentation expert with a deep understanding of Java, Python, Node, and C++. Liran has broad experience in cybersecurity and compliance from his past roles. When not coding, you can find Liran hosting his podcast, speaking at conferences, writing about his tech adventures, and trying out the local cuisine when traveling.
Amit Sharma
Director of Product Marketing - Splunk
Amit Sharma is the Director of Product Marketing at Splunk. He has over twelve years of experience in software development, product management, and product marketing. Before joining Splunk, Amit led product marketing at SignalFx, AppDynamics, and Cisco. He did his MSCE from Arizona State University and an MBA from UC Berkeley Haas School of Business.
Maor Kuriel
Senior Product Line Manager - WhiteSource
Maor has over ten years of information security experience. In previous positions at VMware and Microsoft, he has spent his career building experience in product management and security research. As a Senior Product Line Manager at WhiteSource, he supports organizations in their digital transformation and improves their security through DevSecOps. He is passionate about delivering easy to use cybersecurity products and defining the future of cloud-native security.
Itiel Shwartz
CTO & Co-Founder - Komodor
The CTO and Co-Founder of Komodor, a startup building the next-gen troubleshooting platform for Kubernetes. Worked at eBay|Forter| Rookout first developer, A backend and infra developer turned “DevOps”, an avid public speaker that loves talking about things like infrastructure, kubernetes, Python observability, and R&D culture.
Justin McCarthy
Co-Founder & CTO - strongDM
Justin McCarthy is the Co-Founder and CTO of strongDM. He originally developed empathy for Operations as a founding and pager-carrying member of many operations and data teams. As an Executive, he has led Engineering and Product in high-throughput and high-stakes e-Commerce, financial, and AI products. Justin is the original author of strongDM's core protocol-aware proxy technology.
Prashanto Kochavara
Director of Product, Kubernetes - Trilio
Prashanto Kochavara is Director of Product at Trilio, a leader in cloud-native data protection. Kochavara is responsible for the product strategy, development and roadmap of the company's backup and recovery platform for Kubernetes.

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