Panel Discussion: Cloud Native Networking State of the Union
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Kubernetes networking hits real limits as users scale to thousands of nodes, so the panel cites concrete shifts: dual-stack is beta for IPv6/IPv4, service import/service export APIs enable limited multi-cluster publishing, and the gateway API as an Ingress v2 path aims to standardize east/west and north/south control. Service mesh fills gaps (identity, traffic shifting, sidecar lifecycle) while eBPF offers high-speed packet processing but remains risky to adopt directly; expect vendor-backed eBPF solutions and continued incremental CAP additions.
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