Linux kernel technology for high-performance packet processing, useful in container networking scenarios.

Kubernetes authentication method verifying bearer tokens against an external webhook service.

Use of the Wireguard VPN protocol to secure container-to-container communication across hosts.

Digital certificates used for authenticating clients in Kubernetes API server communications.

CNI IPAM plugin for dynamically allocating IP addresses across multiple nodes in Kubernetes.

Kubernetes authorization mode delegating access decisions to an external REST service, enabling custom auth logic.

Integration of WebAssembly modules in service mesh proxies for customizable traffic management.

External services invoked during the Kubernetes admission process to validate or mutate API requests.

Use of Weave Net to create a virtual network connecting Docker containers across multiple hosts.

Use of WebAssembly runtimes in containers for portable, secure, and high-performance applications.

Software-defined networking solution for containerized applications, providing a virtual network across hosts.

Set of tools for implementing GitOps workflows in Kubernetes environments, automating deployment and management.

Incorporation of security scanning tools into the container build and deployment pipeline.

Virtual networks using VXLAN encapsulation to enable container communication across hosts.

Network virtualization technology used in container networking for creating overlay networks.

Kubernetes components enabling integration with various storage systems for persistent storage.

Point-in-time copies of volumes in Kubernetes, used for backup, restoration, or cloning of persistent data.

Specifications in Kubernetes pod definitions declaring how volumes should be mounted into containers.

Process of making a storage volume accessible within a container's filesystem, enabling data persistence.

Kubernetes volume properties (Block, Filesystem) defining how the storage is presented to the container.

Process of creating a new volume populated with the contents of an existing volume in Kubernetes.

Kubernetes feature for detecting and reporting issues with persistent volumes to ensure data integrity.

Feature allowing the size of a persistent volume to be increased without recreating the volume.

Single IP address representing a service, used for load balancing in container networking.

Kubernetes volume properties (ReadWriteOnce, ReadOnlyMany, ReadWriteMany) defining how a volume can be mounted.