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All rights reserved.  \nA P P 3 0 4  \nA Platform Engineering Journey of Large-Scale Kubernetes Migration  \nMarco Cambon  \nCloud Architect Webfleet  \nSebastian Wermann  \nExpert DevOps Engineer Webfleet  \nAmir Asfandyarov  \nPrincipal Solutions Architect AWS  \n© 2025, Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its affiliates. All rights reserved.  \nYour Speakers Today  \nSebastian Wermann  \n(he/him)  \nExpert DevOps Engineer Webfleet  \n© 2025, Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its affiliates. All rights reserved.  \nMarco Cambon  \n(he/him) Cloud Architect Webfleet  \nAmir Asfandyarov  \n(he/him)  \nPrincipal Solutions Architect AWS  \nSet the stage with an agenda slide  \n Recap: Amazon EKS  Platform Engineering and  \nGitOps at Webfleet  \n Welcome Webfleet  How we migrated  \n AKS to EKS Migration  Outcomes  \nProject  \n Important Architectural  \nDifferences  \n© 2025, Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its affiliates. All rights reserved.  \nEKS Intro  \n7 years of Managed Kubernetes on AWS  \n2018  \nEKS Generally Available  \nManaged Cluster Version Updates  \nGPU Support  \nHIPAA eligible  \n2019  \nISO, PCI, and SOC Compliance  \nExpansion to 15 AWS regions  \nCSI drivers for EBS, EFS, FSx for Lustre  \nPod security  \npolicies  \nManaged Node Groups  \nEKS Fargate  \nEKS on AWS Outposts  \n2020 2021 2022 2023  \nPrice reduced to $0.10 per hour  \nSecrets Encryption  \nSLA raised to  \n99.95%  \nEKS CIS Benchmark  \nACK Project  \nLoad balancer controller  \nEKS on AWS Local zones  \nK8s Resources in EKS console  \nEKS Add-ons  \nOIDC access authentication  \nKarpenter project  \nCluster creation reduced by 40%  \nControl plane scaling  \nEKS Anywhere GA  \nEKS Connector  \nFedRamp High Compliance  \nEFA, P4d instance support  \nIPv6 clusters available  \nPrivateLink support  \nLocal clusters on Outposts  \nTrainium instances  \nAdd-ons from AWS marketplace  \nNitro enclaves  \nLaunch time reductions  \nExpansion to 32 AWS regions  \nKubernetes Network Policy enforcement  \nUpgrade Insights  \nExtended version support  \nVersion launch acceleration  \nPod Identity  \nS3 Mountpoints CSI Driver  \n2024  \nAmazon Linux 2023  \nAutomatic  \nVersion Upgrades  \nZonal Shift  \nFull IPv6 support  \nMetrics Dashboard  \nAuto Mode  \nHybrid Nodes  \nNode health & auto-repair  \n© 2025, Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its affiliates. All rights reserved.  \nfor the next 3 years  \n Provide optimized experiences for critical workload patterns at any scale  Deepen AWS integrations and tooling for management and efficiency  Meet your workloads where they are  \nSimplify platform building  \n Accelerate the flywheel of innovation in the community and seamlessly bring that innovation to customers  \n© 2025, Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its affiliates. All rights reserved.  \nOur Project  \n50.000 customers  \n>130 million km driven per day  \n>60.000 tons of CO 2 monitored  \nper day  \n50 engineering teams  \nvehicles operating in 150+ countries  \n>23 million liters of fuel monitored per day  \n~300 developers  \n>350 software and hardware partners  \n© 2025, Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its affiliates. All rights reserved.  \n© 2025, Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its affiliates. All rights reserved.  \nWebfleet Platform  \nNavigation Devices  \n& Sensors  \nFleet  \nCustomer and Driver Apps  \nOEMs & Partners  \nTelematic devices:  \no ~ 400K simultaneously connected  \no Sending up to 10.000 messages/sec  \nEvent Processing Platform:  \no ~ 200 Billion Kafka mgs/month  \no ~ 1 Trillion events/month  \no ~ 100 TB of data/month  \nObservability:  \no ~ 200.000 metric samples/sec  \no > 12.000 log lines/sec  \no ~ 500 GB logs/day  \nCompute platform:  \no ~ 3.500 pods  \nPlatform  \n(30+ Modules)  \nBusiness Applications","cbCaic1CZVPwVgsL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaic1CZVPwVgsL","pdf",2744802,28,"English","# Recap\n## Amazon EKS Platform Engineering and GitOps at Webfleet\n# Migration Overview\n## How we migrated AKS to EKS Migration\n# EKS Intro\n## 7 years of Managed Kubernetes on AWS\n# Outcomes and Project\n## Our Project","[{\"question\":\"What migration journey is described in this presentation?\",\"answer\":\"It describes how Webfleet migrated Kubernetes workloads from AKS to AWS EKS, focusing on platform engineering decisions and operational improvements.\"},{\"question\":\"Which major EKS capability improvements are highlighted across the timeline?\",\"answer\":\"The deck lists enhancements such as managed cluster updates, security and compliance, networking and CSI drivers, support for add-ons and authentication, scalability improvements, and broader infrastructure coverage.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the document emphasize as key project outcomes?\",\"answer\":\"It emphasizes both operational and platform outcomes—simplifying platform building and deepening AWS integrations—along with project scale context such as customers served and telemetry/observability volumes.\"}]","APP304-Amsterdam - A Platform Engineering Journey of Large-Scale Kubernetes Migration - Project Outcomes | PDF",1789202146,10]