From CNI to Service Mesh: Demystifying Kubernetes Networking
summary
Explains Kubernetes networking building blocks: how CNIs (Container Network Interface) enable Pod-to-Pod communication, the options for exposing applications externally (Services/Ingress/etc.), and how Service Meshes add observability, security, and advanced routing for Kubernetes workloads.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Opening
- 1:00What is a CNI
- 14:07What is a Load Balancer
- 16:32Disadvantages of a Load Balancer
- 18:21Gateway APIs
- 20:53Why Service Mesh?
- 24:15Parts of Service Mesh
- 28:38Observability and Security
- 29:40Closing
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