Goldie of Gold and the Three CNIs
summary
Using a children's story as a motif, this talk explains how to test three CNCF CNI plugins—Calico, Cilium, and Antrea—against Kubernetes clusters using a small Go (Golang) application. It covers basic network-overhead measurements, encryption tests, and some exploratory or unusual checks to help validate network choices for Kubernetes deployments.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:12Goldie of Gold and the Three CNIs
- 2:45Presentation of the Environment
- 4:31Summary
- 5:51Definition of MTU
- 7:22Encryption
- 8:57Cube
- 17:13Internal Encryption
- 19:03Node Restarts
- 19:25The MTU
- 20:13WireGuard
- 22:05Wireshark
- 24:31BullGuard
- 25:16Lab Deployment
- 32:33Why the MTU?
- 33:20The 4Cs
- 33:55Pure EKS
- 38:59The Interest of EPF
- 40:19The Interest of MTU 1500
- 41:34Conclusion
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