Why Single-Interface Kubernetes Breaks in the Real World
Kubernetes was built around a single IP per pod. Here is why that model breaks in enterprise edge, telecom, and high-performance workloads—and how multi-network architecture actually works.
Kubernetes, containers, networking plugins, cloud-native infrastructure and platform engineering.
Kubernetes was built around a single IP per pod. Here is why that model breaks in enterprise edge, telecom, and high-performance workloads—and how multi-network architecture actually works.
Zero-trust presentations make default-deny look like a one-line YAML fix. In reality, turning on default-deny breaks DNS, kubelet probes, and metrics. Here is the operational guide to doing it safely.