Fabrizio Lazzaretti

A recap of our talk "Kubernetes Saved My Grandma: High-Reliability IoT for Elderly Care" at BaselOne 2026, with Linus Basig: what a sovereign, open-source architecture for a 24/7 home emergency system could look like, and five steps to get there.

A talk at the Cloud Native Computing Switzerland Meetup in Zürich about implementing MLOps practices for AI/ML workflows using Kubeflow on Kubernetes - from understanding business requirements to reproducibility, testing, and continuous deployment.

WebAssembly on Kubernetes offers a radically lighter approach to running workloads. This talk at FOSDEM '26 covered WASM integration through containerd shims with a Rust example from beginning to end.

Kubernetes is an excellent tool for container orchestration, but managing configurations and deployments manually can become cumbersome as your environment grows. Helm simplifies this process by introducing the concept of "charts." These charts encapsulate Kubernetes manifests, offering a reusable and templated solution for orchestrating deployments, services, config maps, and other Kubernetes resources. Overall, Helm makes deployments configurable, simpler, repeatable, and manageable.

In this talk, we will explore the transformative potential of WebAssembly (WASM) in enhancing event-driven deployments on Kubernetes. We will examine the current state of WebAssembly in conjunction with Kubernetes, Knative, and KEDA, providing an overview of its capabilities within the CNCF ecosystem. We'll focus on building autoscaling event processing systems with practical examples using Kafka, and discuss the benefits and challenges of this approach.

In diesem Vortrag werden wir Helm 3 genauer unter die Lupe nehmen. Helm ist ein Open Source Projekt, das von der Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) betreut wird. Es hat den Graduated-Level erreicht, was bedeutet, dass es von der CNCF als stabil und bereit für den produktiven Einsatz ist. Helm dient als Paketmanager für Kubernetes und bietet leistungsstarke Funktionen zur Verwaltung von Kubernetes-Ressourcen, gesamten Anwendungen und ihren Abhängigkeiten. Wir lernen mit Helm 3 zu arbeiten und lernen Best-Practices kennen. Zusammen lernen wir auch mit Tücken umzugehen.