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Thursday, May 23 • 11:55 - 12:30
High Performance Networking with Kubevirt - Doug Smith, Red Hat & Abdul Halim, Intel

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When we’re talking about legacy workloads running in Kubernetes as Virtual Machines, we’re not talking about “any old workload” -- we’re usually talking about performance workloads. The KubeVirt community, Red Hat & Intel have come together to enable high performance networking for these workloads.

Need hardware-accelerated networking in a cloud-native environment? Using KubeVirt (for virtual machines on top of Kubernetes) and recent improvements in SR-IOV networking integration with Kubernetes, we'll talk about gaining performance networking for your apps, and for legacy workload migration. You’ll get the opportunity to explore the mechanics of running pods that are also connected to SR-IOV NICs. We’ll also look at how KubeVirt builds on top of and extends the base Kubernetes platform support for SR-IOV networking into the world of legacy virtual machines, all managed by kubectl.
Speakers
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Abdul Halim

Cloud Software Engineer, Intel
Abdul Halim is a Cloud Software Engineer working with Cloud Native Orchestration team at Intel R&D based in Shannon, Ireland. Currently he is focused on enabling high-performance networking solutions for NFV use-cases. He is a maintainer of SR-IOV network device plugin and SR-IOV... Read More →
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Doug Smith

Principal Software Engineer, Red Hat, Inc
Doug Smith is a Principal Software Engineer for OpenShift Engineering at Red Hat. Focusing on Network Function Virtualization and container technologies, Doug integrates new networking technologies with container systems like Kubernetes and OpenShift. He is a member of the Network... Read More →

High Performance Networking with Kubevirt (Kubecon EU 2019) pdf
Thursday May 23, 2019 11:55 - 12:30 CEST
Hall 8.0 F5
  Performance + Scalability