Kubernetes based workloads are on the rise in both on-premises data centers and in the cloud. On-premises, enterprises leverage tight control over how Kubernetes clusters are created, deployed and networked. However, Kubernetes in cloud, while simplified, introduces challenges because enterprises lose much of the control they are used to. For example, while Kubernetes Container Network Interfaces (CNI) for intra cluster networking is very robust, a challenge many cloud architects face is networking and security for traffic egressing or ingressing Kubernetes clusters.
In this session, Hammad Alam and James Devine will focus on how you can gain advanced networking and security controls for your Amazon EKS deployments.
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