Deconstructing AKS Networking for Knowledge and Profit

Ever run into weird network jankyness in your Kubernetes Cluster? Did you want to dive deep into how packets/requests traverse in and out of your environment? In this video Steve Griffith - Principal Technical Specialist from the Digital and App Innovation - Azure Global Black Belt Team at Microsoft, gives us a Masterclass on how to navigate, introspect and debug networking in a Kubernetes Cluster. While the demo/context environment in this video is AKS (Azure Kubernetes Service), the concepts learned here can also be applied to most Kubernetes environments.
You can reach Steve on twitter: / stevegriffith

[@sanners]

Very informative - would love to see more videos like this on the channel!

[@BrianSwiger]

Fantastic video and I learned a lot. Appreciate the time and efforts! AKS and Kubernetes networking is always complex for me and this helped tremendously.

[@chaitanyakumar2642]

Excellent stuff Steve. Never seen a better video on AKS networking. Thanks a ton

[@user-ur4qb6xy7i]

Awesome explanation, Steve! You make networking simple.

[@roblibbert1052]

Great job Steve. Kicking ass as always.

[@Tebsilon]

Amazing content and rich knowledge! thanks for taking the time building this up

[@ericgolpe]

Tastes like yard clippings. LOL. Classic. :) Great video brother!

[@sri_x53]

Wow...Lot of cool details....

[@nealpan]

Great info!

[@wassimbenregaya5445]

geat content ! but i wonder if the pod get outside the vnet using azure cni it ill be nated to the ip node but the node dosnt have a public ip it have ip from a subnet so what ip it will take ?