Webinar: Event-driven Architecture with Knative, Google Cloud Run for Anthos, and TriggerMesh
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This recorded webinar introduces Google Cloud Run for Anthos with a focus on eventing. We will also show you how to use Anthos and TriggerMesh to bring EDA to every cloud and on-premises system.
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What is Google Cloud Run for Anthos?
Google Anthos is an application management platform that provides a consistent dev and ops experience for cloud and on-premises environments.
Google Cloud Run for Anthos is the serverless offering that allows you to develop and deploy highly-scalable containerized applications on a fully-managed serverless platform
Cloud Run for Anthos provides a great on-ramp to Event-driven Architecture (EDA). And with TriggerMesh, you can trigger Cloud Run serverless workloads from events anywhere, even on-premises!
TriggerMesh is a top 5 contributor to Knative. We will demo sourcing events from Salesforce, Zendesk, Slack, and Gitlab through an Anthos cluster and triggering any possible Google Cloud workload.
Attendees will learn:
- How the Google Cloud Run for Anthos serverless offering supports the move to EDA
- How Knative powers Cloud Run and how you can get started with Knative in your Kubernetes clusters
- How to listen for events from third-party cloud offerings
- How to start building Serviceful applications
This webinar is ideal for:
- Solution Architects with a focus on microservices applications
- Developers interested in building event-driven applications
- Cloud Architects interested in connecting multiple cloud offerings together
- Enterprise Architects interested in exploring Anthos for serverless
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Sebastien Goasguen
Sebastien is a co-founder of TriggerMesh. He has been involved with open source for almost 20 years. Sebastien is an Apache Software Foundation committer and an early contributor to the Kubernetes ecosystem. Around 2014, he became fascinated by the meteoric rise of Docker and decided to learn as much as he could, which led him to author the O’Reilly Docker cookbook. It was this experience that introduced him to Kubernetes, and it was love at first Pod. Sebastien became an early and active participant in the CNCF space, contributing, building, teaching, and innovating. He founded TriggerMesh to push the boundaries of the serverless space and allow all companies to benefit from this new paradigm, even those with on-premises applications.
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