Everything you need to know about Kubernetes pod networking on AWS

When you are first starting out with Kubernetes running in Amazon cloud, pod networking is probably not the first thing you think about. Nevertheless, at some point you are going to be 100% dependent on whatever networking you choose. So while you don’t need to be a networking expert, it’s well worth investing a few minutes to gain a basic understanding of the common choices, how they work, and the tradeoffs between them.
In the video you’ll learn:
* Some essential background on AWS networking and Kubernetes pod networking.
* What an overlay network is, why you might want to use one, and the building blocks used to implement one.
* Options for a non-overlay network, why you might want to do this, and the building blocks used to implement one.
* Scale considerations that may be important to you when trying to choose between all these different options.
* Where Kubernetes network policy fits into all of this, which is essential if you care about security.

[@kaniShruthi]

Best video! Excellent work!!

[@VasuThiyagarajan]

short video but informative....excellent work

[@DavidMedinets]

This is the first time I have heard about ENI limitations on EC2 instances. So thanks for mentioning that topic.

[@shaveenrajkumar1136]

Now this was freaking awesome! Explanation with the animation is brilliant and makes it super easy to understand.

[@floof9789]

Thank you! FINALLY a quick video summarizing k8s networking

[@ramprasad_v]

Great explanation

[@Hector-Site]

Great explanation and great graphs and animations !! Thank you

[@fellifel147]

What tool have u used for this animation ? Makes the whole packet flow easy to follow 👌🏾

[@cedricsougang1500]

Very nice and easy to understand !!!

[@bennyhell06]

A well spent few minutes. Very useful.

[@kayedmasarweh7422]

Awesome video .. short, precise and sweet!

[@shivpatil1315]

excellent very helpful

[@ВалентинФайчук-ь2м]

Amazing, that was very informative for me. This video is absolutely necessary if you want to sum up and structure what you know about cloud networking 🙂

[@kasamajay]

wow, superb. you made such a difficult concept so easy with your amazing animation. wonderful. thanks a lot

[@kuchikuchi4178]

Just my 2 cents. No need for the extra background music.

[@ck1058]

great video!

[@vagifk2864]

I am wandering it is possible to do traceroute in this network to see how packets are going?

[@IceyNoEvil]

i did. i did find this video helpful and useful! thank you

[@trung6589]

superb!

[@rewanthtammana]

Very informative :-)

[@rongrongwen7708]

good explanation!

[@Clemens42776]

Thank you!

[@tigera239]

You're welcome!

[@riadokba1580]

why have you added a background music? we can barely hear you...

[@gdevelek]

The music is way too loud and not even necessary. This is a technical video, man.

[@narimanmortezaei5888]

Such a annoying and disturbing music in the background...

[@rakra4551]

Get rid of the annoying background music

[@haimbeyhan1408]

You are talking too fast. Not easy to follow you

[@pallavkan]

next time try to speak more fast, so such an informative video could be done in 3 min !!

[@rb.x]

Just turn up the video speed.