Episode 6! Advanced Kubernetes continues! Watch now to learn what Container Networking Interfaces are and how it reduces the security risks inherited from Kubernetes’ network model. -- In this video, Jérôme Petazzoni revisits the Kubernetes network model and gives an overview of its architecture. Jérôme starts by describing networking on Kubernetes as flat because there is no form of isolation in the sense that all components operate on the same network; this may result in security issues.

Things you will learn :
- Kubernetes’ network architecture.
- The role of the network layer in assigning a pod an IP address.
- Layers of the Kubernetes’ network
- The benefits of having a layered network.
- What Container Networking Interfaces (CNIs) are and the different plugins available.
- CNI limitations you may encounter with managed Kubernetes clusters.

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