Uploaded March 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Join the experts from Learnk8s and NGINX to learn “What are the best practices for deploying an API gateways in Kubernetes?” This livestream builds on concepts discussed in “Architecting Kubernetes Clusters for High-Traffic Websites” – including flow of a packet, more on NodePort vs LoadBalancer vs Ingress, routing internal vs external traffic (multiple ingresses, IngressClasses), Authorization and Authentication (OIDC), rate limiting, and graceful shutdown in Kubernetes.
For more on this topic, read the companion blog "Exposing APIs in Kubernetes"
⬡ bit.ly/3tWWMRL
This livestream is part of Microservices March 2022: Kubernetes Networking Edition.
Learn more at bit.ly/3AUveiY
What is Microservices March? Watch a breakdown of the event with the DevCentral team!
⬡ youtu.be/jgK6nco09Mc
See the examples from Andrea's demo here:
⬡ github.com/nginxinc/microservices-march
Speaker:
◆ Andrea Giardini, Instructor at Learnk8s
Bio:
◆ Andrea is an infrastructure specialist. He worked at CERN on the Large Harden Collider grid and led the infrastructure team at Camunda. He is currently working as an independent contractor on Kubernetes and Cloud technologies projects.
Socials:
⬡ linkedin.com/in/giardiniandrea
Get Started with NGINX Ingress Controller
⬡ bit.ly/35BHoSi
Free eBook: Taking Kubernetes from Test to Production
⬡ bit.ly/3HpvaJL
Chapters:
0:00 - Microservices March 2022: Kubernetes Networking
0:57 - Exposing APIs with Kubernetes
3:00 - How many Ingress Controllers?
5:14 - Installing NGINX with a Kubernetes Cluster
10:10 - Deployment Issues?
11:01 - Demo pt. 1
29:15 - Fixing Web Server Issues
37:48 - Why you should use multiple NGINX Ingress Controllers
38:38 - Demo pt. 2
52:40 - Recap and Key Points
54:46 - Coming up / Links and Resources
56:02 - Community Q&A
1:04:34 - Register for Microservices March 2022
Join the experts from Learnk8s and NGINX to learn “What are the best practices for deploying an API gateways in Kubernetes?” This livestream builds on concepts discussed in “Architecting Kubernetes Clusters for High-Traffic Websites” – including flow of a packet, more on NodePort vs LoadBalancer vs Ingress, routing internal vs external traffic (multiple ingresses, IngressClasses), Authorization and Authentication (OIDC), rate limiting, and graceful shutdown in Kubernetes.
For more on this topic, read the companion blog "Exposing APIs in Kubernetes"
⬡ bit.ly/3tWWMRL
This livestream is part of Microservices March 2022: Kubernetes Networking Edition.
Learn more at bit.ly/3AUveiY
What is Microservices March? Watch a breakdown of the event with the DevCentral team!
⬡ youtu.be/jgK6nco09Mc
See the examples from Andrea's demo here:
⬡ github.com/nginxinc/microservices-march
Speaker:
◆ Andrea Giardini, Instructor at Learnk8s
Bio:
◆ Andrea is an infrastructure specialist. He worked at CERN on the Large Harden Collider grid and led the infrastructure team at Camunda. He is currently working as an independent contractor on Kubernetes and Cloud technologies projects.
Socials:
⬡ linkedin.com/in/giardiniandrea
Get Started with NGINX Ingress Controller
⬡ bit.ly/35BHoSi
Free eBook: Taking Kubernetes from Test to Production
⬡ bit.ly/3HpvaJL
Chapters:
0:00 - Microservices March 2022: Kubernetes Networking
0:57 - Exposing APIs with Kubernetes
3:00 - How many Ingress Controllers?
5:14 - Installing NGINX with a Kubernetes Cluster
10:10 - Deployment Issues?
11:01 - Demo pt. 1
29:15 - Fixing Web Server Issues
37:48 - Why you should use multiple NGINX Ingress Controllers
38:38 - Demo pt. 2
52:40 - Recap and Key Points
54:46 - Coming up / Links and Resources
56:02 - Community Q&A
1:04:34 - Register for Microservices March 2022
