How To Make Your Kubernetes Add-Ons Management Painless in Multi Cloud
summary
Claims a single open-source add‑on controller, Seltos, coordinates fleet-wide installs from a management cluster and the demo shows it actually works: FluxCD synchronizes Git to the manager, templates choose Helm chart versions per Kubernetes version using Lua-templated Helm values, and Seltos replaces the CNI with Cilium and applies Kyverno policies scoped by cluster labels. Live demo registers two clusters, deploys differing Cilium/Kyverno versions, and reports successful installs.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Kubernetes add-on management intro
- 1:50Multi-cloud Kubernetes pain points
- 4:38Seltos for add-on management
- 7:09Seltos architecture and modes
- 8:32Custom resource definitions in Seltos
- 10:21Live demo setup and registration
- 13:55Deploy Cilium with templating
- 17:27Advanced templating and validation
- 18:52Event-driven workflows in Seltos
- 19:35Install KubeVirt and policies
- 21:42Seltos dashboard and future
- 22:43Seltos resources and setup
- 23:24Q&A
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