Luke Bond
Luke is a co-founder of Control Plane, a security-focused Kubernetes consultancy based in London. Luke is currently working at the UK Home Office delivering critical national infrastructure on Kubernetes, and has previously worked as a developer and consultant, helping teams deliver software faster and with increased confidence by embracing container technologies and workflows.
Follow Luke on twitter @lukeb0nd, read his blog and check out what he's up to on Github!
Talks I've Given
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High-Compliance Kubernetes Security
Featuring Luke Bond
Zero-day exploits are a regular part of complex systems. How would you survive the next Heartbleed? Do you know what libraries you are running in production? If a vulnerability is exploited, can data be exfiltrated? Container technologies make it easier for you to avoid becoming the next Equifax....
architecture devops cloud-native kubernetes security metadata containers -
Walk, Run, Fly - Istio & Microservices Utopia
Featuring Luke Bond
Dark releases, network-level circuit breaking, and distributed tracing are features usually associated with unicorn companies such as Netflix and Lyft.
devops architecture istio microservices -
Walk, Run, Fly with Istio
Featuring Luke Bond
Luke Bond teaches us how Istio can soothe those microservices adoption nightmares. Don't miss it!
microservices virtual-machines devops encryption distributed-systems security networking docker kubernetes -
Introduction to Rkt - Luke Bond
Featuring Luke Bond
Luke will provide an introduction to rkt, CoreOS's container runtime. Luke will share his first impressions, compare and contrast with Docker and RunC, and show some examples of how to use Rkt.
rkt coreos -
Introduction to Etcd
Featuring Luke Bond
Join Senior Consultant at YLD.io Luke Bond for an intorductory talk on Etcd, a key value store for shared configuration and service discovery.
microservice-architecture cloud key-value-store
My Work
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Social and Blogging
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