03 Kubernetes Evolution, from the Hard Way to Managed Multi-cloud
summary
A multi-cloud Kubernetes platform is built for a mobile ad backend (10x traffic growth) by splitting workloads between AWS and bare‑metal Packet to cut costs and add bursting and failover. Components: MetalLB + Contour for ingress, Calico for host protection, OpenEBS for local volumes, strongSwan VPN, and a Packet cluster‑autoscaler (merged in K8s 1.16). Result: three months to production, three‑month payback, 50% savings, and hundreds of thousands of API requests/sec.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 2:22Starting with Kubernetes the hard way
- 5:58Evolution of Kubernetes distributions
- 8:05Categorizing Kubernetes solutions
- 11:40Case for multi-cloud adoption
- 14:28Customer success with multi-cloud
- 20:53Overcoming bare-metal challenges
- 24:30Building the Locomotive distro
- 25:53Results and economic impact
- 26:55Community and future steps
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