Intro + Deep Dive: Windows SIG
summary
Kubernetes supports Windows workloads as GA with Kubernetes 1.14, running on Windows Server 2019 only with multi-container pods via the new networking model; group managed service accounts land as an alpha GMSA for pod identities; test coverage is now green on TestGrid; roadmap targets CRI/containerd on Windows, kubeadm node join in 1.15, more CNIs (win-overlay, win-bridge, VXLAN), and CSI/storage work (no privileged containers yet). Sample lift-and-shift ASP.NET Helm charts and a public repo demonstrate deployment and scale.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:58How we got here
- 2:59Kubernetes 114
- 5:42Windows Server 2016
- 7:39Windows Server 2019
- 14:44NSX
- 17:44Mixed Clusters
- 26:13Patch Version
- 27:29Test Grid
- 31:28Where does Test Grid work
- 33:40How many have scheduled Windows Containers
- 36:13Shoutouts
- 36:58Container Runtime Interface
- 42:03Container D
- 47:50Meetings
- 48:51Where to find us
- 50:10How to get support
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