Kubernetes Gateway API tutorial: 5 examples of what you can do with it

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In this video, you'll dive into the world of Kubernetes Gateway API and witness firsthand how it can improve your application delivery and management strategies. We provide five valuable examples. Each one highlights a different functionality of the API, allowing you to grasp its versatility.
Introducing Kubernetes Gateway API and its functionalities leads to measurable, significant benefits. Using this API offers numerous benefits for application delivery and management. Its advantages include enhanced traffic management, flexible request header modification, efficient traffic splitting, and seamless traffic redirection.
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00:00 Introduction
00:28 How to access workloads in a Kubernetes cluster
01:44 HTTP routing in Kubernetes
05:05 HTTP header-based matching
06:45 HTTP method-based matching
07:48 HTTP request header modification
09:25 HTTP request redirect
10:56 HTTP traffic splitting
12:29 Gateway API: additional features
13:10 Get a free Ebook: Application networking in Kubernetes

[@navinkumar6388]

For the first time I see a clear use case with examples for Gateway API.
Awesome 👍 Thanks 🙏
With Love from India 🇮🇳

[@felipeschossler2871]

Thank you for this precise and fast explanation about the API Gateway components. I could understand why this feature is so powerful! 🚀

[@JohnMatthew1]

Thank you, very clear!

[@shaikzoheb3430]

Very interesting and informative. Thank you

[@hubstrangers3450]

Thank you...

[@steel_rat2615]

Thanks a lot!

[@pratiksingh702]

If i used kubernetes gateway then do i need to use gcp api gateway to access kubernetes pods

[@CodiLime_]

GCP API gateway is GCP-specific solution and is not the same as k8s Gateway API. For instance, consider a case when you deployed your k8s cluser outside GCP (e.g. an on-prem cluster) . You can onboard Gateway API for it. GCP API gateway has nothing to do here.

[@pratiksingh702]

@CodiLime_ Thanks for the reply, I've tried to install Elasticsearch on GKE(kubernetes), but I am trying to get Elasticsearch data from outside . How can I achieve this to get data outside?
Please help me on this

[@CodiLime_]

@@pratiksingh702 Generally, there are a couple of methods available for accessing workloads hosted in the cluster from the outside, when it is a cloud-based deployment, consider using a LoadBalancer k8s service, for instance.