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The Swiss Army Knife of Cloud Native Networking

Solution Category Endpoint Security
Type Webinar
Organization Isovalent (Now Part of Cisco)
Event Format Company Webinar

Webinar Description

Key Takeaways

  • Covers Cilium’s BGP setup, load balancing, and LB IPAM for Kubernetes networking
  • Addresses multi-cloud and multi-tenant networking challenges using eBPF technology
  • Designed for platform engineers, network engineers, and Kubernetes practitioners
  • Demonstrates connecting Kubernetes clusters to external networks with network policy management
  • Hosted by Isovalent with technical leadership from a Field CTO

About the Webinar

This 60-minute virtual webinar examines how Cilium, powered by eBPF, addresses networking requirements in multi-cloud and multi-tenancy Kubernetes environments. Hosted by Isovalent, the session provides technical guidance on configuring Cilium’s networking features for production use cases.

Technical Topics

The webinar covers Cilium’s BGP setup and configuration, including adaptation to different network topologies. Attendees will learn how to establish connectivity between Kubernetes clusters and external networks, implement load balancing for high availability, and configure LB IPAM for multi-tenant routing with multiple IP pools. Network policies for Kubernetes security are also addressed.

Problems Addressed

Organizations scaling Kubernetes deployments often face challenges with complex multi-cloud and multi-tenant networking. This session focuses on achieving secure connectivity between clusters and external networks, maintaining high availability through efficient load balancing, and simplifying network policy and IP address management across Kubernetes environments.

Who Should Attend

The webinar targets platform engineers, network engineers, and technical decision-makers responsible for Kubernetes infrastructure. Professionals from DevOps, cloud infrastructure, and IT operations teams will find the content relevant, particularly those managing networking, security, and platform engineering for organizations adopting or scaling Kubernetes.