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UserTurn #1
I'm struggling to understand Kubernetes networking. How do pods actually talk to each other? And what's the difference between a Service and an Ingress?
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AssistantTurn #2
Kubernetes networking is confusing because there are THREE different networking layers: LAYER 1: Pod-to-Pod communication. Every pod gets its own IP. Pods can talk to each other directly. No NAT invo...
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UserTurn #3
Yes! I'm confused about how kube-proxy actually makes Services work. What's happening under the hood?
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AssistantTurn #4
EXCELLENT question! This is where the magic happens. kube-proxy runs on every node and watches the API server. When you create a Service, kube-proxy does this on every node: 1. Create a cluster IP ...
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