Talk Intermediate

Cutting the Cord: Bringing Registries to Distributed Edge with Harbor-Satellite

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Session Description

Edge computing continues to advance, the need for efficient fleet management and delivery of container images to remote edge deployments is more pressing than ever.

We will use Harbor-Satellite, an open source project from maintainers of CNCF Harbor. Together, we will do a edge deployment with Harbor-Satellite to show how easy it is to deliver and manage container images and artifacts in edge environments, even with limited to no network connectivity. We will also delve into design of Harbor-Satellite and more complex ideas like zero-touch policies and importance of container registry that operates autonomously in edge deployments

Key Takeaways

1. The need for scalable fleet management for edge deployments is increasing.
2. We need to have a simplified way of managing delivery of artifacts to edge environments.
3. Attendees will find ideas to improve the delivery of artifacts to their edge deployments.
4. My goal is make sure that everyone who attends this would understand how to manage container delivery to the edge deployments.

References

https://github.com/container-registry/harbor-satellite

https://github.com/goharbor/harbor

Session Categories

Introducing a FOSS project or a new version of a popular project

Tutorial about using a FOSS project

Which track are you applying for?

FOSS in Science Devroom

Speakers

Prasanth Baskar Maintainer | Harbor

Prasanth Baskar is a Software Engineer and a core contributor to the CNCF Harbor project. As an LFX mentee/Mentor for Harbor Satellite, he has played a key role in its development, contributing extensively to Harbor CLI. Passionate about tech and open source, Prasanth thrives on mentoring new contributors, fostering collaboration, and building innovative solutions that drive the future of open-source communities.