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Running low-latency workloads on Kubernetes: Lessons learned from SpiceDB
Not all workloads are created equal!
While Kubernetes is designed for flexibility and scalability, it does not provide guarantees for performance-sensitive workloads by default. Without the right configurations, latency-sensitive applications can suffer from unpredictable scheduling, resource contention, and noisy neighbor effects.
This talk distills some of the lessons learned from running SpiceDB - a low-latency authorization system, on Kubernetes and how we got to 5ms p95 @ 1M Requests Per Second. The talk covers
1. Understanding and Mitigating Kubernetes Defaults
2. Advanced Resource Management Strategies
3. Scaling for Performance
By the end of this talk, attendees will understand the practical steps required to reduce unpredictable latency in Kubernetes environments. Whether you're running a global-scale system or fine-tuning a critical microservice, these best practices will help ensure your workloads run smoothly under the highest demands.

Sohan Maheshwar
Developer Advocate Lead at AuthZed
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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