About this session Get a practical introduction to Isovalent Load Balancer and learn how it delivers traffic across Kubernetes environments. After a brief overview of the latest capabilities in Isovalent Load Balancer 1.19, you’ll work through a guided lab covering core configuration, traffic management, and day-two operations. What You Will Learn Configure VIPs and L3/L4 services using Kubernetes-native resources. Route HTTP traffic with weighted backends, session persistence, and basic authentication. Handle encrypted traffic with TLS termination and SNI-based passthrough. Advertise services through BGP and distribute traffic across multiple Kubernetes clusters. Troubleshoot Isovalent Load Balancer using its CLI, access logs, metrics, and Grafana dashboards.