Georgy Melikov, Alexander Popov VK, VK Cloud
summary
The talk examines how container networking is actually built on long-established standard technologies and why people forget that fact. It focuses on the networking problems behind containerized systems and offers a hands-on practical session (bring a laptop) that works through those standard networking mechanisms used in modern container platforms.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Welcome and format
- 2:34Why networks matter
- 8:39Lab introduction
- 13:13What namespaces are
- 22:49First lab
- 30:14Routing table
- 44:11Theory and practice Q&A
- 50:17Second lab
- 1:00:22Missing reverse route
- 1:12:51Third lab
- 1:22:42Network Q&A
- 1:31:39Switch vs router
- 1:34:33Network in containers
- 1:43:38Bridges and routing Q&A
- 1:50:42Fourth lab
- 1:55:05Summary and awards
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