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As container workloads grow more distributed and interconnected, the network between them becomes the hardest thing to see. Traffic sprawls across pods, nodes, and AZs, quietly driving up cost through inter-AZ transfer and NAT processing, and when latency spikes, it is hard to tell which flows are responsible.

Your Load Balancer scales automatically for most traffic, and now you can prepare it for predictable spikes before they arrive. Product launches, flash sales, live events, and Monday-morning market opens deserve a load balancer that's ready instantly.

Ready to run GenAI workloads on Kubernetes without the operational complexity? Join this chalk talk to learn how Amazon EKS Auto Mode simplifies the journey from concept to production for your GenAI projects.

Kubernetes is a widely accepted standard for container orchestration, allowing organizations to deploy and manage containerized applications at scale. Deploying Kubernetes clusters requires close collaboration between cluster operators, network administrators, and security teams.

Deploying Kubernetes clusters requires collaboration between cluster operators, network operators, and security operators. This chalk talk, intended for developers, system admins, and DevOps engineers, explores strategies and considerations for cluster operators as they begin their journey into Kubernetes.

In this chalk talk, learn how to build highly available, scalable, and secure applications using Application Load Balancer (ALB) and Network Load Balancer (NLB). Explore best practices for distributing incoming traffic across Amazon EC2 instances, containers, IP addresses, AWS Lambda functions, and virtual appliances.

Because of its security, reliability, and scalability capabilities, Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS) is used by organization in their most sensitive and mission-critical applications. This session focuses on how Amazon EKS networking works with an Amazon VPC and how to expose your Kubernetes application using Elastic Load Balancing load balancers.

In this advanced workshop, we dive deep into the different networking options for deploying containers at production scale on Amazon EKS and Kubernetes on Amazon EC2. We review architectural best practices, the different relevant industry standards that are leveraged within these services, and Container Networking Interface (CNI) options best suited for workload types and challenges from big...