Access your Kubernetes pods anywhere

How does Michal Kuratczyk, Staff Software Engineer at RabbitMQ, access Kubernetes workloads securely, from anywhere? Regardless whether it's a Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) cluster or Kubernetes in Docker (KiND), Tailscale is a simple solution for this particular use case. This also makes it easy to share private services with all devices on a tailnet, including with friends that want to access them on a smartphone.

Watch the demo 🎬 Access your Kubernetes pods anywhere

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LINKS

• 🎬 Access your Kubernetes pods anywhere
• Tailscale Kubernetes Operator
• RabbitMQ Cluster Kubernetes Operator
• 🎬 TGIR S01E07: How to monitor RabbitMQ?
• 🗂️ Observe and Understand RabbitMQ - RabbitMQ Summit 2019
• 🎬 Observe and understand RabbitMQ - RabbitMQ Summit 2019

EPISODE CHAPTERS

• (00:00) - INTRO
• (05:12) - DEMO STARTS
• (06:11) - RabbitMQ in Kubernetes
• (07:32) - Tailscale in Kubernetes
• (11:59) - Magic DNS
• (13:31) - Let me connect to it
• (15:33) - Is this the last RabbitMQ 3 minor?
• (17:12) - An alternative way to expose a service
• (19:11) - Works on any tailnet device
• (22:04) - How do we continue?
• (23:26) - Have you tried upgrading the operator?
• (24:23) - Can we try it?
• (25:43) - DEMO ENDS
• (25:54) - Exit nodes & subnet routers
• (28:50) - OUTRO