Cluster-wide primary User Defined Networks for VMs

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Cluster-wide primary User Defined Networks for VMs

by mdbarroso 2 months ago

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This demo shows a cluster-wide network used to interconnect different namespaces. We do not repeat most of the features shown for the namespace scoped UDNs, but all of them are available for their cluster-wide counter-parts.

Here we shown that you can inter-connect namespaces, and also that you can integrate natively with the Kubernetes Service API, by exposing a LoadBalancer service, and access it from:

within the cluster (using cluster-ip)
outside the cluster (using node-port)
from within the BGP domain (using LoadBalancer)

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