KubernetesKubernetes
Kubernetes is a container orchestration platform. This note serves as a Map of Content for this topic. Start your exploration on one of these notes:
[[K8S Node]]
[[K8S Object]]
[[What happen... implements CNI(Container Network Interface) to allow third-party networking solutions to integrate with it.
Each CNI solution needs to implement a set of things including, but not limited to:
- creating bridge networks
- attaching containers to them
- assigning IP addresses to containers
- port forwarding
Kubernetes comes with a set of CNI plugins supported by default (BRIDGE, VLAN, IPVLAN, MACVLAN, WINDOWS). In addition to this, there are third-party plugins like Flannel, WeaveWorks and Cilium.
Docker NetworkingDocker Networking
When running a [[Docker]] container, there are several networking options to chose from:
None
Runs a container in a completely isolated network. Container can't reach anything outside of it, and n... does not support CNI standard, so when Docker is used in kubernetes, containers must be created with --network none option in order to let the CNI plugin manage network for them.
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