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FinOps is a cultural practice that helps manage cloud costs, where everyone takes ownership of their cloud usage supported by a central best-practices group. Essential to FinOps success is cross-functional teams working together from engineering, finance and product, etc. FinOps has become a major opportunity for companies using the cloud. Now Kubernetes has become a focus.

This discussion will consider how to implement a Kubernetes FinOps strategy including discussing how Fairwinds undertook the process. It will showcase:

  • Why FinOps is important for containers and Kubernetes
  • How containers and Kubernetes can be right-sized in support of cost avoidance
  • Tools that can be used
ELISA HEBERT
VP, Engineering Operations - Fairwinds
Elisa serves as VP of Engineering Operations. She has a background in full-cycle customer and business operations, and software sales and delivery from nonprofit through enterprise / Fortune 100. Her focus is operational efficiency and delivery excellence, balancing the triad: team, customer, company.
Andy Suderman
CTO - Fairwinds
As CTO, Andy Suderman uses his extensive cloud-native and Kubernetes experience to help drive research and development at Fairwinds. He previously held roles as SRE, principal engineer and director of R&D and technology. He works with infrastructure spanning all three major clouds as well as verticals from healthcare to SaaS and Fortune 500 to small business.
JOHN HASHEM III
Senior Solutions Architect - Fairwinds
John is a Senior Solutions Architect at Fairwinds. He has more than a decade of engineering experience helping customers with cloud native solutions & architecture in the healthcare and insurance industries.

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