Network Policy in Kubernetes: A Comprehensive Guide for DevOps Pros | Kubernetes Network Security

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under spec:, podselector: match labels to pod that we intend to target for applying network policy.
Spec-> policytypes: - Ingress -egress
Ingress:
-from:
- podselector:
match labels:
role: backend
ports:
protocol: TCP
port: 6379

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Network poliy, define ingress(incoming) and egress(outcoming) traffic .
Calico,cilium,weave are supported network providers.

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Hi Riya
Awesome video😊
Can you please suggest how to perform lab for connecting external database to pod like azure database or AWS RDS

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Three options...
Podselector:, namespaceselector: matchlabels: label: name:,ipblock: cidr:

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please create videos on HELM also , redis and redis sentinel , j meter

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Noted! Will consider creating videos on HELM, Redis, Redis Sentinel, and JMeter. Thank you for the suggestions!

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[@girishvm2335]

Hi,
Nice tutorial,
I have one question that for each service do we need to create individual network policy yaml?
For ex db db network policy, backend backend network policy etc?.

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Thanks! You don't necessarily need to create a separate NetworkPolicy YAML for each service, but it's a common practice. It depends on your security requirements. You can create one NetworkPolicy that covers multiple services if they share the same rules, or individual policies for more granular control. It’s all about how you want to isolate and secure your traffic.

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can we use service label instead of pod's label in network policy ?

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Yes deepak, you can use service labels in network policies too.

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