Lightning Keynote: Bridging the Divide: Bringing Network and DevOps People Together
summary
Claim: networking and DevOps must stop talking past each other and design for microservices together. Current tooling — subnets, IPAM, ACLs, VPNs, load balancers and VM-era overlays — tries to pretend the world is static and overlays don't scale for containerized microservices. DevOps cares about reachability and isolation and service discovery and routing; networks must expose those concrete primitives rather than forcing low-level IP gymnastics or brittle cross-server hacks.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Starting a Conversation...
- 0:43The Great Divide
- 1:27The Cloud Native Future
- 3:55The Bridge: Tools - Concepts
- 5:56Common Concept: Different Names
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