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Low Latency Multi-cluster Kubernetes Networking in AWS

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Lyft migrates hundreds of microservices to Kubernetes on AWS using an open source CNI that assigns real VPC IPs to pods, ties clusters into a flat network, and keeps Envoy sidecars part of a single mesh. Implementation uses lightweight Go daemons, IPVLAN for near-native performance, an unnumbered p2p interface for host egress, and multi-AZ deployment across five core clusters. Production runs two years with p95/p99 latency matching legacy.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:58Lyft's Scale
  3. 3:13Lyft Kubernetes Timeline
  4. 5:08Lyft Kubernetes Environment
  5. 7:14Kubernetes Networking 101
  6. 8:23Kubernetes AWS Network Options
  7. 10:01Overlay Networks
  8. 11:52VPC Native Networks
  9. 14:54VPC Elastic Network Interface (ENI)
  10. 16:34Lyft Network Interfaces within a Pod
  11. 18:53Lyft Pod Internet Egress
  12. 20:50Lyft Envoy Control Plane
  13. 22:10Lyft Envoy Mesh Sidecar Startup
  14. 24:07Lyft Service Migration Takeaways
  15. 27:58Lyft Happy Hour Tonight!
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