For cases where vanilla Kubernetes does not meet your advanced compute, storage, network, or operational use-cases, you may need to extend its functionality with third party extensions.
With this great flexibility must also come great complexity. After investing much time and effort in configuring your cluster, how do you know it actually works?
In this talk, I will introduce you to checkups: containerized applications that help you verify whether your cluster is working as expected. I will also demo cluster configuration verification using a checkup. This checkup will verify connectivity between two KubeVirt virtual machines and will measure the network latency. The demo will include how this checkup could be remotely deployed on any cluster, and how its users interact with it from its execution to results retrieval.
Basic understanding of Kubernetes operation is required. Knowledge of KubeVirt or networking is not required.
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