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About Multus

Multus provides a robust container networking solution designed to enhance cloud infrastructure by enabling multiple network interfaces per container. This capability is critical for enterprises managing complex, multi-network environments, such as those requiring high-performance networking, network segmentation, or specialized traffic routing within Kubernetes clusters. Multus acts as a CNI (Container Network Interface) plugin, allowing organizations to attach multiple network interfaces to pods, thereby improving network flexibility and scalability.

Targeted at large enterprises and cloud service providers, Multus addresses the challenges of modern containerized applications that demand diverse networking requirements beyond the default single interface. By facilitating multi-network connectivity, Multus empowers IT teams to optimize network traffic, improve security through isolation, and support advanced use cases like NFV (Network Functions Virtualization) and edge computing. Its integration with Intel's container experience kits further enhances its applicability in high-performance and cloud-native environments, delivering a scalable and efficient networking foundation.

Key Capabilities

  • Multiple network interfaces per container
  • Seamless Kubernetes integration via CNI plugin
  • Support for network segmentation and isolation
  • Enhanced traffic routing and network flexibility
  • Optimized for high-performance cloud environments

Integrations

KubernetesIntel Container Experience Kits

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