This conversation on Two Geeks and a Load Bouncer examines what’s new in Kubernetes networking by contrasting the familiar Ingress API with the next-generation Gateway API. It outlines how Gateway API provides built-in support for advanced traffic routing, canary releases, and portability across different Kubernetes clusters—without relying on vendor-specific CRDs or annotations. The exchange also illustrates how Gateway API consolidates Layer 7 load balancing features under a single specification, making it more flexible and forward-thinking than the traditional Ingress framework. You’ll also learn why Ingress isn’t going away anytime soon, but its limitations and reliance on customization often slow down enterprise deployments. By embracing the Gateway API, you can streamline your Kubernetes environment, standardize advanced routing rules, and keep your applications flexible across multiple platforms. If you’re interested in modernizing your K8s setup, tune in to discover why Gateway API might be the game changer you’ve been waiting for. 💻 Sign up for a webinar today: