Nikita Sanjay Patwa
Hello There, I am Nikita Sanjay Patwa, a very new bee to the tech world, with an experience of 1.5 years at Red Hat as an Associate Software Maintenance Engineer.
As, its my beginning in the new tech world would like to boost up knowledge by delivering some talks and also attending some conferences, so I get familiar with some of the emerging technologies.
I usually spend my free time along with music and dance, a good time passing hobby for me.
Yupp, that all from me. Thanks
Red Hat
Job title –Associate Software Maintenance Engineer
Session
As cloud-native technology keeps evolving, developers are always looking for smarter ways to boost performance, tighten security, and make better use of resources. Serverless computing has become a go-to model for building event-driven apps thanks to its auto-scaling and ease of use. But let’s face it—traditional serverless platforms often fall short when it comes to strong isolation or multi-tenant security.
That’s where Serverless MicroVMs come in.
In this talk, we’ll explore a modern approach that combines the speed and flexibility of containers with the security and isolation of virtual machines. It’s built on Firecracker, a lightweight VMM designed by AWS for fast, secure microVMs, and managed using Ignite, which lets you spin up microVMs with Docker-like simplicity.
We’ll show you how to:
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Run OCI container images inside microVMs in just seconds
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Use Ignite to launch and manage secure, short-lived workloads
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Orchestrate microVMs in Kubernetes just like regular pods—using the Kata Containers runtime
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Deploy serverless functions with stronger isolation and tighter control
We’ll also walk through a live demo: provisioning Firecracker microVMs with Ignite, integrating them into a Kubernetes cluster, and running real serverless functions inside these lightweight VMs. We'll cover use cases, architecture patterns, and how microVMs are redefining secure, scalable infrastructure in the cloud-native world.
If you're curious about how to get the best of both VMs and containers—or want a more secure way to run serverless workloads—this session is for you.