Hybrid architecture solutions with Kubernetes and the cloud native stack
summary
Overview of concrete hybrid patterns: Kubernetes acts as an infrastructure abstraction across AWS and Azure, with live demo of cross-site connectivity using Submariner and cross-cluster gateway failover, controller-based ingress and traffic stitching, and storage exposed via CSI storage drivers and block pool mirroring. Covers provisioning (cluster specs, namespaces, RBAC), network discovery, service discovery across clusters, and the limits observed for distributed data (NFS-like semantics are fragile, mirrored databases need coordination). Shows working examples and operational pitfalls rather than vague platitudes.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Hybrid cloud with Kubernetes
- 3:30Cross-cloud app architecture
- 7:51Hybrid cloud storage solutions
- 11:29Submariner for multi-cluster networking
- 16:47Cluster provisioning and config
- 21:10Submariner broker and models
- 25:02Data storage nuances
- 30:00Summary and Q&A
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