Kubernetes Multi-Cluster Made Easy - Federica Ciuffo and Marco Ballerini
summary
Demonstrates using AWS VPC Lattice plus a custom Gateway API + MCS controller to expose and import Kubernetes services across clusters and VPCs without layer‑3 peering. Builds a demo where the backend pod is deleted in cluster A and traffic instantly shifts to cluster B via an LTIS URL; 100% then 50/50 routing is applied, with integrated logging, gRPC support, optional mTLS, IAM-based access control, cross‑account capability, and routes to Lambda/EC2 as needed.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to multi-cluster
- 3:03Challenges in multi-cluster networking
- 7:01Multi-cluster Services APIs
- 11:59AWS Gateway API and VPC Lattice
- 15:18Live demo setup
- 21:36Simulating backend failure
- 24:11Traffic routing with VPC Lattice
- 26:41Demo results and summary
- 27:45Q&A session
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