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Tuesday, November 19 • 3:20pm - 3:55pm
Superpowers for Windows Containers - Deep Debroy & Jean Rouge, Docker

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The Windows Operating System does not support privileged operations from inside a container today. Daemon-sets on Windows nodes in Kubernetes clusters that need to perform configuration actions on the node are significantly impacted by the absence of privileged mode support on Windows. In this talk we:
1. Explore the pros and cons of the options the SIG Windows community brainstormed to provide containers running on Windows the ability to perform privileged operations while being managed by Kubernetes.
2. Delve into the specific characteristics of the privileged proxy approach we decided to adopt.
3. Demonstrate how the privileged proxy approach is used to support privileged operations that need to be executed by daemon-sets associated with CSI plugins running on Windows nodes in a Kubernetes cluster.
Speakers
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Deep Debroy

Software Engineering Manager, Docker
Deep Debroy is a software Engineering Manager at Docker Inc. focussing on different aspects of enabling Windows workloads on Kubernetes as well as Persistent Storage in general. He is an active contributor to Kubernetes projects under SIG Windows and SIG Storage.
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Jean Rouge

Senior Software Engineer, Docker
Jean is a Senior Software Engineer at Docker and an active contributor in kubernetes and various Docker open-source projects. Most recently he has led the work around GMSA support in Windows on Kubernetes. He's been passionate about DevOps since the beginning of his career: he's worked... Read More →

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Tuesday November 19, 2019 3:20pm - 3:55pm PST
Room 7AB - San Diego Convention Center Upper Level
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