Using Containerized Environments in live production requires a deep understanding of various aspects that could be quite overwhelming if a commercial or enterprise platform is not chosen! Unfortunately, commercial solutions are expensive, and not every organization is ready to bear that cost.
If you are also in a similar situation and feel it would be helpful to have it all summarized with various options and approaches on the Opensource stack and community solutions, this session would be beneficial to you!
Let's walk through some of the operational needs for containerized environments such as Scaling, Patching, Upgrading Clusters, Security, Access Control, Logging, Troubleshooting, Monitoring, Managing Deployments, and Chaos Engineering. And further, let's explore high-level available options to accomplish them!

Operationalizing containerized environments is painful and quite different than running for kick-starting non-production use. Some of the critical aspects to consider before taking containerized environments to production are Scaling, Patching, Upgrading Clusters, Security, Access Control, Logging, Troubleshooting, Monitoring, Managing Deployments, and Chaos Engineering. Let's walk through those to see understand why they are important and options to pursue.