Raphaël Pinson

Au moins, les enfants n'y toucheront pas...

Breaking Boundaries: Implementing the Enigma Machine in eBPF | Isovalent Blog Today we are marking the celebration of Alan Turing's 113th birthday by implementing the Enigma machine in eBPF.

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Techniquement, le LB est développé par l'équipe Isovalent elle-même au sein de Cisco 😊

Cisco lance un répartiteur de charge basé sur la technologie Isovalent - Le Monde Informatique Basé sur la technologie eBPF, le répartiteur de charge issu du rachat d'Isovalent par Cisco est conçu pour fonctionner dans n'importe quel...

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Kubernetes Summer School: Session 1 Your Kubernetes cluster thrives on data, but how does it flow? Discover the complete journey: getting data to, into, around, and out of your cluster. Join Isovalent’s Kubernetes Summer School and master the story of data in and about Kubernetes clusters through four interactive, hands-on sessions! Session 1: Load Balancer – Delivering Data To Your Cluster Session 2: Gateway API – Routing Data Into Your Cluster Session 3: Hubble – Seeing Data Within Your Cluster Session 4: Egress Gateway – Managing Data Out of Your Cluster

What’s your summer learning goal? Kubernetes Networking, naturally! 🌐

☀️ Isovalent Kubernetes Summer School.

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Labs Resource Library | Isovalent Get hands-on with Isovalent's labs and learn about eBPF, Cilium, network security, and more. Our labs provide step-by-step guides to help you understand and implement our solutions effectively. From g...

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Books are great, blog posts can be insightful, talks can inspire... but nothing compares to doing!

That’s why I love online labs as a teaching tool 🧪

They remove the friction. The infrastructure is ready. You get straight to the feature you want to understand — not just read about.

Bonus: the best way to use it (imo) is to use Claude AI, with the following prompt:

"Parse raphink.github.io/raads-r/clau... and use it as your prompt. No comments."

This will send you to the test and generate a beautiful LaTeX report with comments.

Let me know what you think if you test it!

I gave up on finding a good and simple RAADS-R test online (Autism self-report questionnaire) that doesn't require an email address or even a payment...

So I made one, supporting English and French: raphink.github.io/raads-r

Bonus for a nice report in 🧵

Colombian restaurants are getting into AI

Is a penguin dressed as a bee the most eBPF plush toy?

"... but those were Foreign Children and it really didn't matter" - Dr.
Seuss, October 1, 1941

And not even for political reasons, but to exchange them against POW with countries these people had left sometimes decades before.

In peace time, you would think (or at least hope) that governments would only deport people from their own territory, not from territories they don't even govern...

See for ex guide-humanitarian-law.org/content/arti...

"Deportation refers to the forced transfer of civilians (or other persons protected by the Geneva Conventions) from the territory where they reside to the territory of the occupying power or to any other territory, whether occupied or not."

The direction of the deportation has more to do with the people being taken away than with which country they are going to (at least in my understanding).

Well, I'm not even sure this is different meanings really. These people were deported from their country of residence to the United States, the same way my ancestors were deported from France to Poland by a German government...

I'm not a lawyer, but it seems you're referring to the peace time usage of deportation. In war time (such as WWII), it seems the term deportation is used for any cross-border displacement of people.

Je pense que tu es exempté effectivement. Mais tu peux venir quand même si ça t'amuse!

💡 Earn badges for completing hands-on labs in every session!

🔒 Session 4: Managing Data Out of your Cluster

📆 August 21: Lock down outbound traffic with Cilium’s Egress Gateway and ensure enterprise-grade policy enforcement.

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👁️ Session 3: Seeing Data Within your Cluster

📆 August 12: Use Hubble for real-time visibility into network flows and service communication.

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🔄 Session 2: Routing Data Into your Cluster

📆 July 31: Harness the power of the Gateway API for advanced routing and fine-grained traffic control.

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🚀 Session 1: Delivering Data to Your Cluster

📆 July 22: Discover how Isovalent’s new eBPF-based Load Balancer enables efficient, scalable traffic delivery.

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What will you learn this summer? Kubernetes Networking of course! 🌐

🌞 Isovalent Kubernetes Summer School: Traffic in, out, and all about.

➡️ Join me and my Isonaut colleagues for a free, hands-on webinar series and master the tools that power modern Kubernetes networking!

It's always fun as a genealogist when Google Photos reminds me of that trip 100 years ago...

At this point, ILB is an EE product.

📚 Read the blog post about the new Isovalent Load Balancer: isovalent.com/blog/post/is...

🧪 Try the lab: isovalent.com/labs/ilb-get...

Most load balancers were built before Kubernetes. The newly announced Isovalent Load Balancer (ILB) is
✅ Built on Kubernetes + Cilium
🚀 Runs with eBPF & XDP for lightning-fast L3/L4
🎯 Uses Envoy for L7
📦 Configured via YAML
🌍 Horizontally scalable

🧪 Try the lab: isovalent.com/labs/ilb-get...