Reza Ramezanpour

Reza Ramezanpour

Tailscale, Developer Relation Engineer

Calgary, Canada

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I'm a Developer Relation Engineer at Tailscale where I eagerly try to demystify the less known capabilities of open source. Throughout my professional career in IT I've been a developer, system administrator and reverse engineer.

Area of Expertise

  • Information & Communications Technology

Topics

  • Networking
  • eBPF
  • Linux
  • Kubernetes
  • CNCF

Chasing the Leak, How the eBPF Bee can help you with workload profiling without any code change

In modern cloud-native environments, achieving comprehensive observability is crucial for maintaining optimal performance and reliability. Traditional monitoring approaches often fall short in providing the granular insights necessary to diagnose complex issues within Kubernetes clusters. This presentation explores the integration of continuous application profiling into Kubernetes observability practices, leveraging both native and eBPF-based methods.

Transitioning from NetworkPolicies to AdminNetworkPolicy

In this session, we will delve into the evolution of Kubernetes network policies, starting with the foundational aspects of traditional namespace-scoped NetworkPolicies. Transitioning from theory to practice, we will explore the AdminNetworkPolicy in depth. By the end of this session attendees will learn how to define and implement ANPs, leveraging their features to establish a robust zero-trust security framework across the cluster in a solo or a multi tenant environment.

How to rollout an update for a CNI without breaking the World Wide Web

Project Calico is a widely adopted open-source solution known for its flexible architecture, providing robust networking and security across most cloud providers.
Feature flagging is a critical step in every release for Project Calico, allowing Tigera engineers to deploy our solution without breaking the Internet.
This talk will explore the importance of feature flagging within Project Calico, highlighted by the real-world case study of the Reddit Pi Day incident. We will discuss how this incident underscored the necessity of feature flagging and led to its extensive adoption in our project.
Attendees will gain insights into the underlying problems that feature flagging solves on a big scale and the relevance of these practices in maintaining seamless, secure operations in diverse cloud environments.
Join us to learn how Project Calico leverages feature flagging, which allows you to scroll through your favourite social services, such as Reddit!

Reza Ramezanpour

Tailscale, Developer Relation Engineer

Calgary, Canada

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