Kubernetes drives SD-WAN
summary
Claims that a working open source pipeline (cn1 operator → service registry → SD‑WAN adapter) reads Kubernetes labels/annotations and programs SD‑WAN controllers to apply per‑microservice policies. Demonstrations include a four‑microservice video‑conferencing example mapping voice/video/chat to low‑latency or high‑bandwidth routes, and an integration with connectivity provider underlay API that implements bandwidth autoscaling based on replica count, reducing cost. Implementation details: operator harvests metadata, a sync component adapts vendor APIs, and policies push to SD‑WAN edges.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Kubernetes-driven SD-WAN
- 1:28What is SD-WAN and Kubernetes
- 5:24Kubernetes-aware SD-WAN
- 7:32CN1 SD-WAN and Kubernetes
- 11:05Video conferencing example
- 14:14Underlay bandwidth scaling
- 16:39Future of service mesh
- 17:22Q&A
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