This is a guest blog by Josh Van Leeuwen and covers how Josh implemented a CNI live migration for a customer, Sky Betting and Gaming, to live migrate a cluster running the Canal CNI plugin (Flannel+Calico) to Cilium. Josh is working as a Customer Reliability Engineer for Jetstack. Read on to hear what Josh has to say...
Wildlife Studios is a Brazil-based global gaming company, one of the twenty largest mobile gaming companies in the world, with more than 700 employees and offices in Brazil, Argentina, Ireland, and the United States. Their games are distributed in over 150 countries, and have been downloaded over two billion times. Their online gaming infrastructure relies on several services deployed all over the globe, which are shipped from around 30,000 Kubernetes pods running on 2,500 nodes.
Google introduces GKE Dataplane V2, an opinionated dataplane that harnesses the power of Cilium, an open source project that makes the Linux kernel Kubernetes-aware using eBPF
Today marks an exciting day for the Cilium community and all Cilium contributors, Google just announced that Cilium has been selected and made available as the new datapath for GKE and Anthos.In this post, we will take a look behind the scenes that lead up to this.
现代数据中心的应用系统已经逐渐转向基于微服务架构的开发体系，一个微服务架构的应用系统是由多个小的独立的服务组成，它们之间通过轻量通信协议如 HTTP、gRPC、Kafka 等进行通信。微服务架构下的服务天然具有动态变化的特点，结合容器化部署，时常会引起大规模的容器实例启动或重启。要确保这种向高度动态化的微服务应用之间的安全可达，既是挑战，也是机遇。
This post provides the background on how [Trip.com] uses Cilium and what lead the team to standardize on Cilium as their networking and network security platform for the years to come. It is a summary with some commentary of the original trip.com blog post by ArthurChiao from Trip.com/Ctrip which provides extensive details into the decision-making process and experiences while running Cilium in production.
The Linux Plumbers Conference 2019 is coming up September 9-11 in Lisbon, Portugal. There are several tracks featuring eBPF related topics
As with everything we do, we are fully transparent. As it becomes obvious that a simple resolution in this matter is not possible, we follow open source best practices and choose a public forum for the sake of transparency. It was brought to our attention that some of the new eBPF code committed to the Calico repository is violating the license of source code in the Cilium repository.
Back in March we have asked our users to provide feedback via our first ever user survey. Many of you have responded and the results are in!
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