Multiple Networks for Kubernetes Workloads
Talkat KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2019 · on Wednesday, 2019-11-20· at 10:55· Pacific Ballroom, Salon 20-22 - Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina Hotel·
summary
Explains how CNI multiplexers run a default CNI plus N additional plugins to give pods multiple interfaces, with Multus CNI as the reference meta-plugin and support from alternatives like CNI-Genie, DANM, Tungsten Fabric and ZT Niter; shows use of a CRD network-attachment-definition to store per-network JSON configs, discusses IPv6/dual-stack considerations, notes Multus has a branch to merge plugin results and proposes making Kubernetes natively aware of multiple interfaces.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:48Agenda
- 1:17Why Multiple Network Attachments
- 2:10Networking in Kubernetes
- 4:52CNI
- 6:35CNI Example
- 7:54CNI Configuration
- 9:05CNI multiplexers
- 10:50Custom resources
- 11:41Network attachment definitions
- 12:43Multi CNI
- 13:49CNI Jenny
- 15:49Network Attachments
- 16:56Danam
- 17:58TungstenFabric
- 19:57Network Plumbing
- 22:17Network Planning Group
- 24:16Presentation URL
- 25:23Sketch Comedy
- 26:15Multiple Networks
- 27:53ipv6 support
- 31:04convergence
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