High-load Open Source VDI for the CyberCamp cyber range platform
summary
An open-source VDI (virtual desktop infrastructure) solution built to run the CyberCamp cyber-exercise/CTF platform. It covers creating isolated team workstations, provisioning required network access, and managing high-load, multi-tenant deployment using open-source tools for scalability and isolation.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00CyberCamp introduction
- 1:08VDI vs direct access
- 2:10VMs vs containers
- 3:36Kubernetes network isolation
- 5:53VDI with Helm
- 7:42Broken containers handling
- 8:25Cloud vs on-prem
- 9:53Guacamole limits
- 11:42Guacamole sessions
- 13:06Team access policies
- 14:31Container security
- 16:37Security monitoring
- 17:22User capacity theory
- 18:48Master cloud limits
- 19:49Network throughput
- 21:16Autoscaling issues
- 22:42Partial state persistence
- 24:05Kubernetes tasks
- 25:08Q&A
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