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The days of needing custom scripts and hard-won knowledge to set up and configure Windows Server hosts are over. The new Windows HostProcess Container feature in Kubernetes has begun to close a major feature gap between Windows and Linux containers. We now have a way to carry out key tasks such as running kube-proxy and CNIs (Container Network Interface) as containers in the cluster. Beyond the basics, HostProcess containers also open the door to more effective logging, monitoring and debugging of the Windows environment. In this session, we will cover the basics of using HostProcess containers and see how they differ from other Windows containers. After gaining an understanding of these differences, we will explore three examples covering the common use cases for HostProcess containers: CNIs, debugging, and on-demand monitoring. The attendees will see concrete examples of HostProcess Containers, novel approaches to debugging, and gain inspiration for new ways of interacting with Windows enabled clusters.
James Sturtevant is a Kubernetes tech lead for sig-windows and contributes to the cluster-api initiatives including the image-builder project and more recently exploring the WASM world. Previously, he helped blaze the trail for Windows support in upstream Kubernetes for enterprises... Read More →
Mark Rossetti is a software engineering focusing on open-source projects at Microsoft and is also the co-chair of Kubernetes' SIG-Windows. Mark focuses on improving the experience of using Windows containers in Kubernetes. Mark has also served on the Kubernetes release team since... Read More →
