Kubernetes clusters & on AWS with Cisco Container Platform
summary
Cisco Container Platform provisions VMware on‑Prem clusters and native AWS EKS from one UI, creating and destroying VPCs, subnets and EC2 workers via API and deploying the Hipster microservices app to both environments. It extends AWS IAM ARN for on‑prem auth, clones vendor OVA images to spin masters and three worker nodes, offers Calico or Cisco ACI networking, vSphere/HyperFlex storage plugins, built‑in Prometheus/Grafana and EFK logging, multi‑master VIPs and rolling upgrades, and supports fully air‑gapped OVA images for isolated sites.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction and agenda
- 2:00Kubernetes and microservices
- 4:01Operational challenges
- 5:57Cisco container platform demo
- 8:42Identity management
- 9:38Cluster deployment workflow
- 12:05Automating cloud infrastructure
- 15:43Load balancing and networking
- 18:42Networking and security
- 21:07Persistent storage solutions
- 23:17Enhanced platform features
- 26:47Unified multi-cluster demo
- 32:38Product details and support
- 36:29Q&A session
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