Turning Kubernetes into a Full-Fledged Private Cloud
summary
Shows how to extend Kubernetes into a private cloud by adding full VM virtualization with KubeVirt, network isolation and segmentation per namespace using Kube-OVN, and multi-organization authentication via OIDC/Keycloak. Presents an MVP prototype called Kube-DC that runs virtual machines, Kubernetes projects and isolated environments in a single cluster, aimed at DevOps engineers, cloud architects and teams seeking a cost-effective alternative to public clouds.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:25Private cloud dream
- 3:33Modern cloud features
- 8:55Public vs private costs
- 11:41Solution architecture
- 15:03Multi-tenancy access
- 20:51Isolated client networks
- 24:21Virtualization resource control
- 28:19Management UI demo
- 33:47VMs and services
- 37:08Future development
- 38:09Q&A
- 38:52Q&A
- 41:00Q&A
- 43:31Q&A
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