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   by danielmartins 10y ago

   That's true if you reference each service via its external ELB CNAME (or a Route53 DNS that points to it); however, Kubernetes comes with a built-in DNS server that you can use to discover the endpoint IP addresses in the pod CIDR (all
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   by danielmartins 10y ago

   By default, all ELBs created by Kubernetes are external, and they load balance traffic to every node in the cluster to the service port (each service gets its own port number which is the same in every node).
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   by danielmartins 10y ago

   I believe the reason why people tend to restrict the cluster access to just a handful of people is because - at least for now - these tools lack proper ways to control access to specific resources by specific groups of people. I mean, there
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