Cloud native sustainability with Kepler | Technically Speaking

As cloud and data center workloads skyrocket, so does our energy consumption. But fear not, we're not about to let power-hungry IT drain us dry. It's time to look at designing more energy-conscious software and take on the power vampires hiding beyond idle hardware. Join Red Hat Senior Principal Software Engineer and Kepler co-founder Dr. Huamin Chen and Red Hat CTO Chris Wright on an enlightening journey into cloud-native sustainability with Project Kepler. When Kubernetes can drive thousands of nodes, and each node incorporates hardware that delivers performance, that performance comes at the cost of energy. Learn how capturing power-use metrics at the pod level enables us to be more environmentally conscious in our software decisions. With data-driven insights and better visibility, we'll gain a clearer understanding of our container's energy consumption and pave the way for more sustainable software.
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[@TadpolCreative]

Awesome episode - what are some ways we can push forward the idea of power consumption reduction in our organizations? It definitely needs more awareness.

[@kazembigdeli7239]

How does kepler use k8s VPA to help optimizing the energy consumption of the pods?