Lightning Talk - Realizing the Multi-Cloud Promise of Kubernetes

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Disney runs Kubernetes across OpenStack, GCE and AWS and finds GKE boots fast but lacks low‑level VPC control so custom automation replaces kube‑up/kops to enforce direct‑connect/VPN topology. DNS breaks are fixed by moving from SkyDNS to kube-dns to bind split DNS that forwards to AWS internal and corporate resolvers. Logging stays local to avoid egress charges: deploy ELK per-cluster with tribe nodes to query across clouds. The custom setup is operational and reduces cross‑cloud surprises.

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1. 0:00Introduction to Disney Cloud
2. 0:21Network Connectivity Strategy
3. 1:20Cluster Deployment Methods
4. 2:42Resolving DNS Challenges
5. 3:39Enterprise Logging Strategy
6. 4:45Conclusion

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