Yves Hwang
Senior Solution Architect
About
Yves Hwang
Senior Solution Architect at AWS
Yves is currently thinking big, inventing and simplifying for my customers as a Senior Solutions Architect in AWS. With a long tenure of working in technologies, from enterprise leadership roles to being a co-founder in my own businesses, I have always been a software engineer at heart. Building products to solve customer problems is my craft. I am equally passionate about creating an innovative, and inclusive culture that is grounded in an unrelenting curious mindset.
Hari Ayada
Solution Architect at AWS
Hari is a part of AWS technical field communities in AWS and is a champion in driving innovation in the CNCF ecosystem with contribution in FLUX and KRO to name a few. Hari is based out of Copenhagen and is a valued and trusted member of our broader containers team here in Scandanavia.
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KRO-nicles of Kubernetes: Taming Resources the Open Source Way
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Building custom Kubernetes APIs often means navigating a maze of resource dependencies, controller logic, and endless YAML. Enter KRO (Kube Resource Orchestrator)—an open-source tool designed to streamline Kubernetes extensibility. With KRO, you can bundle complex infrastructure components into reusable, composable APIs, empowering teams to standardize deployments without drowning in operational overhead. In this session, we will unveil how KRO simplifies the Operator pattern by automating resource orchestration and lifecycle management. Through real-world scenarios and a live demo, see how KRO transforms Kubernetes from a platform you build for into one you build with. Come explore the future of Kubernetes extensibility—without giving away your nights and weekends to CRDs. Benefit for the audience/ecosystem? KRO simplifies Kubernetes extensibility by turning complex resource sets into reusable APIs - without writing custom controllers. This lowers the barrier to platform building, promotes standardization, and boosts productivity. Teams can deliver internal platforms faster, with less YAML and more reuse, making Kubernetes more approachable and powerful for all.