In this session Doug and Fred show how EOS can be used to provide networking in a Cloud Native Kubernetes deployment. This gives administrators observability and historical data on the state of the network all the way down to the Kubernetes nodes. Both CloudVision and Prometheus are shown as tools to monitor this data.
- Category
- Arista Networks
- Tags
- kubernetes, cloud native, networking
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