Kubernetes with Windows and Linux containers using OVS and OVN on Azure
Kubernetes deployments with mixed Windows and Linux Docker containers open a lot of scenarios
both on-premise and in public clouds like AWS, Azure and GCE.
In order to achieve this goal, a common software defined networking model is needed
and that's where OVS and OVN come to the rescue.
This video shows a full walkthrough of a Kubernetes on Linux and Windows
deployment on Azure.
Big thanks to the Apprenda and Cloudbase Solutions engineering teams
along with everybody involved in the Kubernetes sig-windows community!
00:05 OVN Northbound configuration
00:13 K8 master network configuration
00:19 K8 Linux minion network configuration
00:24 K8 Windows minion network configuration
00:29 Testing connection between master and minions
00:35 OVN Southbound configuration
00:53 Overlay communication configuration between hosts
01:11 JSON pods configuration
01:19 Spawning pods on minions
01:21 Pods information
01:27 Checking for pod connectivity
01:37 Pod spawned on Windows. Detailed information and its port binding
01:48 Copying netcat utility in both Windows/Linux pod
02:16 Showing pods network configuration
02:21 Checking connection from inside the pod
02:32 TCP traffic between pods. Detailed packet information from Wireshark
03:13 UDP traffic between pods. Detailed packet information from Wireshark
03:34 Reverse client/server. Generate TCP/UDP traffic
04:08 OVS tunnel IP information, same as the public IP from Azure
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