Do you know Kubernetes does not provide networking, but rather relies on third party plugins for networking the pods ? When Kubernetes is so sophisticated, is not capable of networking pods by itself ? Why is it done this way ? How Kubernetes networking evolved ? How does the networking really work with Kubernetes ? Why it picked up CNI vs CNM as networking standard. And yeah, how I ended up contributing to the Kubernetes eco system and one of its CNI plugins rather unknowingly ? Tune in to this episode of Being Devops to get the whole story of Kubernetes Networking.
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What will you learn in this episode ?
When Kubernetes is so sophisticated, why does it not do the networking by itself ?
Why Kubernetes chose CoreOS' CNI standard instead of Docker's CNM for networking pods
What is the difference between CNI standard vs CNI Plugin
Which CNI plugin to choose ?
Originally published at http://blog.schoolofdevops.com on February 21, 2020.
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