Multi-clusters made easy with Liqo: getting rid of your clusters by keeping them all
summary
Liqo is an open-source system that creates a virtual Kubernetes cluster spanning multiple real clusters (on-premises or cloud managed like AKS, EKS, GKE) to simplify multi-cluster deployments. It replicates the Kubernetes “cattle” model across clusters to instantiate applications in the appropriate cluster, and the talk examines Liqo’s capabilities, benefits, and the obstacles to achieving transparent multi-cluster operation.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:33Liqo project origins
- 7:25Liqo architecture
- 13:31Cluster peering with Liqo
- 17:27Peering demo
- 24:09Hybrid scaling demo
- 29:14Liqo status and roadmap
- 30:17Q&A
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