In the previous post I’ve demonstrated how to build virtual network topologies on top of Kubernetes with the help of meshnet-cni plugin. As an example, I’ve shown topologies with 50 cEOS instances and 250 Quagga nodes. In both of these examples virtual network devices were running natively inside Docker containers, meaning they were running as (a set of) processes directly attached to the TCP/IP stack of the network namespace provided by the k8s pod.
