The Life of a Kubernetes Watch Event - Wenjia Zhang & Haowei Cai, Google

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The Life of a Kubernetes Watch Event - Wenjia Zhang & Haowei Cai, Google
The watch event is essential to the kubernetes architecture. It’s the key to maintaining high availability in the kubernetes control plane. Have you ever wondered how a watch event is propagated? In this presentation, we will cover how kubernetes delivers a watch event through control plane storage, API server, and finally to clients, and what happened to a watch event across server replicas. Attendees will leave with a full understanding of the life of a kubernetes watch event, which could help you make better decisions to implement your controllers in a much more scalable and performant way.
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[@robl39]

This is exactly what I needed. Great presentation. Thanks!

[@julienlaurenceau9020]

Very much appreciated... I was not even close to think the architecture was so twisted. I was thinking Apiserver was the one and only proxy, but no there are a LOT more.

[@pengdu7751]

great talk

[@pengdu7751]

the lady was great speaker. I need 1.5x for the guy's part.

[@darthvada42]

I needed 1.25x for the lady.

[@57skies]

the first part was great, the second was terrible. these videos are supposed to ease developers life, not make it far more complicated.