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DTSTART:20191116T162000Z
DTEND:20191116T165000Z
DESCRIPTION:There are numerous reasons why you may not have incoming networ
 k access (ingress) to your Kubernetes cluster. You may be behind carrier-g
 rade NAT\, sitting in a coffee shop\, working on a client’s site\, or ju
 st not quite sure how you’d benefit from it. IPv6 is one way this proble
 m will be addressed in the future\, but the dream has not yet arrived..\n\
 nIncoming data is important for local dev/test and for the edge\, which is
  why closed-source tooling like Ngrok is so popular amongst developers. Yo
 u can integrate systems and share your local endpoints with others.\n\nIn 
 this session Alex will demonstrate a new Kubernetes Operator built on the 
 Open Source inlets project that means that any private or dev cluster can 
 get a public IP and incoming network access - from the Internet or another
  private network.\n\nSo whether you’re running code in Docker\, Minikube
 \, KinD\, k3s\, or with kubeadm on bare-metal\, come to see a live demo of
  the inlets-operator turning LoadBalancer IPs from “Pending” to real I
 Pv4 addresses.\n\nhttps://inlets.dev/
DTSTAMP:20261013T134548Z
LOCATION:The Theater
SUMMARY:Still waiting for IPv6? Get ingress to any Kubernetes cluster with 
 inlets - Alex Ellis
URL:https://cfp.cloud-native.rejekts.io/cloud-native-rejekts-na-2019/talk/3
 77BS9/
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