Networking
Set domain addresses for accessing computing components from external sources. Platform administrators can manage enterprise network domain resources for this platform through the domain management function, and allocate and manage domain resources between projects by binding domains to projects.
Before providing HTTPS access to external services through inbound rules or load balancers, TLS certificates need to be prepared for the access domain or address for HTTPS encryption.
The platform supports managing external addresses for clusters, facilitating LoadBalancer type service to directly obtain IPs from an external IP pool for convenient external network access.
Nodes that establish connections within different AS or the same AS to exchange routing information. These nodes communicate through the BGP protocol.
Supports dividing and managing subnet resources for clusters using Kube-OVN and Calico container network modes, implementing network segment isolation. Subnet creation is not supported when the cluster is using other network modes.
A Load Balancer is a service that distributes traffic from a cluster to container instances. By using load balancing, access traffic to computing components is automatically allocated and forwarded to container instances. Load balancing can improve the fault tolerance of computing components, expand the external service capabilities of computing components, and improve application availability.
Cluster Network Policies are responsible for project-level access control rules. When this feature is enabled, by default, projects are isolated from each other under the default configuration. Computing components within different projects cannot communicate over the network.