Kubernetes Ingress: Do More with Less
summary
Covers Kubernetes Ingress history and evolution, including how projects like Istio and Contour extended or morphed the basic Ingress model and the community work on Ingress v2. Discusses the tensions between keeping Ingress simple for developers versus adding operator-driven load‑balancer features (often expressed via annotations or CRDs), and examines Ingress’s role in multi‑cluster, geo‑distributed deployments.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:53Agenda!
- 1:36Kes networking for the layman
- 2:37Ingress Controllers
- 3:14Today's ingress object
- 5:33Messy Annotations
- 7:03Operator/Developer problem
- 9:24Summary of Problems!
- 9:47A proposed model-ORD to the rescue
- 10:54Custom Resources: Example
- 13:02Namespace delegation in Contour
- 15:55Some contour features
- 17:08Ingress V2 (Work in Progress)
- 18:13With Service Mesh...
- 18:53Multi-Cluster Istio - Split Horizon EDS
- 21:18GSLB and High Availability
- 22:52Ingress in an interconnected world
- 23:47The future is now!
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