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Nokia: Building layer 3 only Baremetal Kubernetes Clusters

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How Nokia uses FRR and Talos Linux to build layer 3 only BGP routed Kubernetes clusters on bare metal.

How Nokia uses FRR and Talos Linux to build layer 3 only BGP routed Kubernetes clusters.

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What people say. Recommended as a real-world case study of running large-scale bare-metal Kubernetes with Talos Linux and BGP routing.

u/bikekitesurfin r/kubernetes • Recommends

General Kubernetes Talks from TalosCon myNewsDesk \- moving from Heroku to K8s on Hetzner saved them a ton of money, improved performance. How they did it. How Nokia builds layer 3 only bare metal Kubernetes Nokia: lessons scaling a private K8s cloud to over 100,000 cores. Other talks at the youtube playlist [video But the others are mostly Talos Linux specific, or more general.

u/bikekitesurfin r/kubernetes • Recommends

On “Opinion: Talos vs RKE2 vs Palette vs ...”

Lots of companies use Talos on bare metal in production, buy enterprise support, and have a great relationship with us. I work for Sidero Labs, but the ones that have spoken publicly about it at this years User conference (which is obviously not everyone!) Nokia (one of the worlds largest private clouds is based on Talos Linux): [video also [video Equinix: [video Powerflex (Kubernetes at the edge): [video Civo: [video Tremor Video: [video My PR NewsDesk [video

u/andrewrynhardin r/kubernetes • Recommends

On “How many of you are running kubernetes on prem?”

Nokia is one of our largest customers. They have Talos deployed at a very large scale and they love it: link to this video

u/Eldiabolo18in r/kubernetes • Mentions

On “Talos with redundant routed networks via bgp”

Second comment, looks like Nokia already talked about it: link to this video