In today’s rapidly advancing technological world, addressing environmental sustainability is becoming increasingly crucial, especially with the increasing energy demands of data centers. In this session, I will introduce Kepler, a CNCF Sandbox project designed to monitor and report the energy consumption of applications in the Cloud. Kepler simplifies estimating container energy consumption and provides important insights into energy efficiency, carbon footprint, and sustainability. Using Kepler, developers, and system administrators can make informed decisions to optimize the energy efficiency of their applications in Kubernetes environments. This talk will give you a clear understanding of Kepler’s architecture, its role in improving energy management, its broader software ecosystem, including current activities and project roadmap.
Marcelo, an expert in application and cloud infrastructure optimization, is based in IBM’s Tokyo Research Lab. His expertise covers a wide range of Kubernetes infrastructure optimization, including performance and scalability engineering of IBM Cloud control plane and microservices, as well as driving energy efficiency advances. Recently, Marcelo has been focusing on energy and performance observability, partnering with Red Hat to enhance Kepler power mode while extending profiling tools for IBM accelerators. His work has been presented at major conferences such as Supercomputing SC, IEEE Cloud, FOSDEM, KubeCon, podcasts, and more. Marcelo has a PhD in Computer Engineer at University of Catalonia.
通識
ROOM6F ABCDEF會議室
FORM現場演講
LANGUAGE英文
TAGS Cloud-Native Architecture
Kubernetes Architecture Design
Observability
Sustainability