Kubernetes Networking and Cilium
In this new eBook by Nico Vibert, offered by Isovalent, you will learn about Kubernetes Networking and Cilium for the networking engineer.
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Nico Vibert
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Fast-Tracking Your Journey to Kubernetes for Network Engineers
Watch this exclusive interactive panel with networking experts, where they unveil key lessons and best practices to fast-track your journey to Kubernetes. This is a great opportunity to gain valuable insights and practical tips to power up to KuberNetworker!
A panel discussion on Kubernetes for Network Engineers
There’s never been a better time to learn and to embrace Kubernetes. Getting started can feel overwhelming and intimidating — we’ve been there. Despite being CCIEs, VCDXs, and experienced network engineers, we all struggled to comprehend Kubernetes networking.
In this interactive panel, we discuss the key lessons and insights that helped us become KuberNetworking experts.
Key discussion points:
- What foundational skills should a network engineer learn before diving into Kubernetes?
- How to get started with Kubernetes networking the right way?
- What is Cilium, and what does Isovalent do?
- Why did Cisco decide to acquire Isovalent?
- Why should network engineers even care about Kubernetes?
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