Keynote: And Here We Go: Dual-stack Networking in Kubernetes

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Dual-stack support for Kubernetes moves from alpha to beta and is slated stable in 1.23, enabling native IPv6 routing to pods and services while retaining IPv4 for compatibility, addressing public IPv4 exhaustion. Implementation requires a large refactor of the networking substrate with 11,088 lines added and 3,432 lines removed, beta is enabled by default in 1.21, and the feature undergoes community-driven bug fixes, production readiness review, testing, and docs before wide rollout.

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1. 0:00Introduction to dual stack
2. 1:04First lesson: Complex changes
3. 2:09Second lesson: Collaboration
4. 3:56Third lesson: Release planning
5. 4:28Dual stack value and wrap up

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