Fernando Laudares Camargos
Senior Architect at Percona
Fernando has been working with Linux and open source for the past 20 years, first in a DevOps role and later specializing in database technologies. He joined Percona in 2013 and has been focusing on the universe of PostgreSQL and MySQL with a pinch of Kubernetes.
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Let’s get ready and prepare in advance; space tourism is coming soon!
While the tickets will surely be available online for those with a very large credit card limit, we shall not take the Internet for granted in outer space. When the cruiser stops on Mars for a quick tour, we better have a system that won’t rely on a server hosted on Earth to control the offboarding and onboarding of passen...
"Nothing", you might be thinking. At least I used to: it's okay for deploying application servers in an "elastic" capacity, but not for databases, which are meant to be stable and faultless. However, while Kubernetes environments remain very dynamic, it evolved to support stateful applications better and now counts with an enthusiastic Data on Kubernetes (DoK) community that keeps increasing in...