Gateway API, 10 Years of Maturation for a New Kubernetes API
summary
Gateway API is a new Kubernetes standard reaching v1.0 that aims to replace the fragmented ways of exposing applications (Ingress, Service type=LoadBalancer, NodePort) and the non-standard APIs from ingress controllers and service meshes. The talk reviews Gateway API’s advanced features and the available implementations that operators and developers can deploy in their clusters to expose workloads.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Kubernetes introduction
- 3:20Networking historical issues
- 8:16Network API evolution
- 12:51Ingress alternatives
- 16:27Gateway API origin
- 20:06Gateway API key concepts
- 23:55Gateway API foundations
- 27:39HTTP and gRPC routes
- 31:53TCP and UDP routes
- 33:01Roles and organization
- 37:46Deployment patterns
- 39:39Advanced features
- 43:08Installation and compliance
- 45:15Current state and future
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