Windows Containers in Kubernetes and a...
summary
Windows nodes are production-stable since Kubernetes 1.14 and work with containerd or Docker; networking uses HNS, VFP and HNS policies to program endpoints and load balancing. CNI options include Win CNI, Azure CNI and Calico (Calico on AKS preview), and a PowerShell validation script plus collectlogs.ps1 diagnose cluster HNS state. New features: DSR (direct server return) in Kubernetes 1.20 (Windows Server 2019+) reduces hops and preserves client IP, sessionAffinity in 1.19, dual‑stack in 1.20 (Windows 2004+), and hostProcess containers target alpha in 1.22.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:19Meet the speakers
- 1:45Kubernetes and Windows
- 3:05Windows Networking
- 6:30Network Policy
- 7:30CI Plugins
- 9:29Direct Server Return
- 17:07Wrap Up
- 17:22Future Plans
- 19:12Getting Involved
- 21:39Summary
related talks
36mDeep Dive of Windows Containers on Kubernetes
37mWindows SIG
35mIntroduction to Windows Containers in Kubernetes
27mSimplifying Windows Runtime and Deployment in Kubernetes
01h 04mIntro + Deep Dive: Windows SIG
37mWindows SIG
38mDay 2 Operations with Windows Containers
37mDemo of Kubernetes on Windows Server
