Take Control of your Multi-cluster, Multi-Tenant Kubernetes Workloads (Cloud Next '18)

Опубликовано 26 июля 2018, 22:44

Managing multiple tenants across multiple Kubernetes clusters can be a daunting task. To meet enterprise-grade security and compliance requirements, you need scalable, centralized control of access policies and workload isolation.

In this talk, we will discuss a project from Google that allows a small team of administrators to manage the policies of a large fleet of Kubernetes clusters, regardless of where they are deployed. We'll discuss strategies for building a Kubernetes-native experience for developers while still maintaining the centralized control, security, and compliance necessary for large deployments.

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