#container network interface

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Kubernetes API serves as a foundation for declarative configuration schema for the system. Kubernetes API acts a communicator among different components of Kubernetes. Every action inside your Kubernetes cluster goes through the API. The entire kubectl tool is essentially a wrapper around this API. Example, when you run kubectl apply, you are sending a request that tells the control plane to…

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In kubernetes cluster, by default, any pod can talk to any other pod with no restriction hence we need Network Policy to control the traffic flow. Network policy resource allows us to restrict the ingress and egress traffic to/from the pods. Network Policy is a standardized Kubernetes object to control the network traffic between Kubernetes pods, namespaces and the cluster. However, Kubernetes…

That’s where container network interface comes in. The CNI is a set of standards that define how programmes should be developed to solve networking challenges in container runtime environments. The programmes are referred to as Plugins. In this case bridge programe that we have been referring to is a plugin for CNI.  CNI defines how the plugin should be developed, and how container runtimes should invoke them