Kubernetes SDN performance and architecture

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The document discusses Kubernetes SDN performance and architecture. It provides an overview of Calico and OpenContrail, two common SDN solutions for Kubernetes. Calico uses standard protocols and has no overhead but lacks L2 capabilities. OpenContrail provides advanced networking features through an overlay but has more overhead and complexity. Both solutions were tested on a 100 node cluster and their performance and production considerations are examined. The presentation concludes with a comparison of Calico and OpenContrail and examples of multi-cloud architectures using them.

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Kubernetes SDN
Performance and
Architecture
Jakub Pavlik
Marek Celoud

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Presentation Agenda
1. Overlay vs Non-Overlay
2. Calico
3. OpenContrail
4. Connection/comparison
5. Q&A

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About us
Marek Celoud
mceloud@mirantis.com
@MCeloud
Jakub Pavlík
jpavlik@mirantis.com
@JakubPav

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Networking in Kubernetes
● Networking in containers used to be an issue
● Kubernetes solved the biggest problems of port mapping
● Different approaches for different use cases
● Overlay vs. Non-overlay
● Multitenancy and security
● Performance and scaling
● Multiple plugins similar like OpenStack Neutron

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Network solutions in Kubernetes
SDNs:
● Calico
● OpenContrail
● Romana
● Weave
● Contiv
● OpenVSwitch
● ...

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Overlay vs. Non-overlay
Common Overlay concerns:
● Loose benefit of simplicity
● Loose performance
● Difficult to maintain and
troubleshoot
Overlay benefits:
● Multitenancy, Security,
Micro-segmentation
● L2, L3, EVPN, L3VPN
capability
● Analytics
From performance perspective not using an overlay, it is still
necessary to use an internal bridge to demux the container
virtual-ethernet interface pairs.
“The key aspect to consider is operational complexity!”
Pedro Marques

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Test environment
● Run various functional and performance tests
● Calico bare metal
● OpenContrail bare metal
● OpenContrail running on Kubernetes with Calico
● OpenContrail and Kubernetes next together
● Calico in OpenStack with OpenContrail
● OpenContrail Kubernetes in OpenStack with OpenContrail
● 100 nodes with 32GB RAM with 8 CPUs and 2x 10Gb links

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Calico

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Calico Overview
● CNI network plugin
● BIRD routing daemon
● Etcd
● Confd
● Felix
● Pure L3

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Calico
Calico
Pros:
● No overhead
● Reduce Complexity
● Using standard
protocols
Cons:
● Underlay depended
● No L2

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Calico with k8s
● Using CNI
● Calico 0.22.0 version with kubernetes 1.4
● Kubernetes Policy for security

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Production consideration for Calico
● Use separate etcd cluster for Calico
● Use at least etcd v3
● Disable BGP full mesh peering
● Do not run Calico in k8s manifests, but as separated
systemd/docker

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OpenContrail

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OpenContrail Overview
● Overlay SDN
● Control, config, analytics, database, agent
● Multiple encapsulations (MPLSoverGRE/UDP, VXLAN)
● Uses (usually) physical gateways

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OpenContrail overview

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OpenContrail overview
OpenContrail
Pros:
● Underlay agnostic
● Advanced networking
features
● Uses physical
gateways
Cons:
● Overhead
● Complex

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OpenContrail with s8s
● Network manager which provides bridge between Contrail
and k8s
● Using ECMP instead of kube-proxy (iptables) balancing
● Networks created based on labels in manifests
● Security and Multi-tenancy done by policy
● Contrail 3.0.3 supports Kubernetes 1.4

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Production consideration for OpenContrail
● Separate Cassandra cluster for analytics
● Use physical routers as gateways

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Comparison

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Performance

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Why not both?

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Multi-cloud examples
● Connection
Baremetal, VMs,
container
● Run k8s on top of
OpenStack with
same Contrail (VM
sub-interfaces)

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Kubernetes production findings
● build own binaries (Mirantis Downstream) instead of
reusing existing docker containers with unknown origin
● use single or high available cluster setup
● run ETCD control services in systemd not only in
manifests and docker
● cleanup from mixing bash, salt, and unrelated features for
production
● manage native SSL cert by Salt or external cert entity
● pull images from private docker registry with
authentication

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Calico vs OpenContrail comparison

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MCP

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Q&A
Thank you for your time

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Kubernetes SDN performance and architecture

4. Copyright © 2016 Mirantis, Inc. All rights reserved Networking in Kubernetes ● Networking in containers used to be an issue ● Kubernetes solved the biggest problems of port mapping ● Different approaches for different use cases ● Overlay vs. Non-overlay ● Multitenancy and security ● Performance and scaling ● Multiple plugins similar like OpenStack Neutron

6. Copyright © 2016 Mirantis, Inc. All rights reserved Overlay vs. Non-overlay Common Overlay concerns: ● Loose benefit of simplicity ● Loose performance ● Difficult to maintain and troubleshoot Overlay benefits: ● Multitenancy, Security, Micro-segmentation ● L2, L3, EVPN, L3VPN capability ● Analytics From performance perspective not using an overlay, it is still necessary to use an internal bridge to demux the container virtual-ethernet interface pairs. “The key aspect to consider is operational complexity!” Pedro Marques

7. Copyright © 2016 Mirantis, Inc. All rights reserved Test environment ● Run various functional and performance tests ● Calico bare metal ● OpenContrail bare metal ● OpenContrail running on Kubernetes with Calico ● OpenContrail and Kubernetes next together ● Calico in OpenStack with OpenContrail ● OpenContrail Kubernetes in OpenStack with OpenContrail ● 100 nodes with 32GB RAM with 8 CPUs and 2x 10Gb links

13. Copyright © 2016 Mirantis, Inc. All rights reserved Production consideration for Calico ● Use separate etcd cluster for Calico ● Use at least etcd v3 ● Disable BGP full mesh peering ● Do not run Calico in k8s manifests, but as separated systemd/docker

15. Copyright © 2016 Mirantis, Inc. All rights reserved OpenContrail Overview ● Overlay SDN ● Control, config, analytics, database, agent ● Multiple encapsulations (MPLSoverGRE/UDP, VXLAN) ● Uses (usually) physical gateways

18. Copyright © 2016 Mirantis, Inc. All rights reserved OpenContrail with s8s ● Network manager which provides bridge between Contrail and k8s ● Using ECMP instead of kube-proxy (iptables) balancing ● Networks created based on labels in manifests ● Security and Multi-tenancy done by policy ● Contrail 3.0.3 supports Kubernetes 1.4

24. Copyright © 2016 Mirantis, Inc. All rights reserved Kubernetes production findings ● build own binaries (Mirantis Downstream) instead of reusing existing docker containers with unknown origin ● use single or high available cluster setup ● run ETCD control services in systemd not only in manifests and docker ● cleanup from mixing bash, salt, and unrelated features for production ● manage native SSL cert by Salt or external cert entity ● pull images from private docker registry with authentication

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