Keynote: How JioHotstar Streams Cricket to 72 Million Fans in Real Time with Kube... Pradeep Bishnoi
Kubernetes Amazon eks Open telemetry Karpenter Envoy gateway Jiohotstar Live streaming Cloud native Multi Cluster Site reliability Distributed systems Containerization
A behind-the-scenes look at how JioHotstar built one of the world's largest streaming platforms to serve 72 million fans live cricket using Kubernetes, Amazon EKS, OpenTelemetry, Karpenter, and Envoy Gateway across globally distributed clusters. Ideal for platform engineers and architects learning to operate at massive scale with cloud-native technologies.
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