Kubernetes Network Policy Recipes is a repository containing various use cases and sample YAML files for implementing Kubernetes Network Policies. The repository provides practical examples for controlling network traffic to applications running on Kubernetes clusters. The tool focuses on helping users understand how to drop or restrict traffic using Network Policies, which operate at layer 3 or 4 of the OSI model (IP and port level). It includes configurations for controlling both ingress (incoming) and egress (outgoing) traffic from pods. The repository contains ready-to-use YAML configurations that can be applied to Kubernetes environments. It covers different scenarios and use cases for network segmentation and traffic control within Kubernetes clusters. The tool is designed to work with cloud providers that support Network Policies, with Google Kubernetes Engine being specifically mentioned as an easy platform for testing. The repository serves as a practical guide for implementing network security controls in containerized environments.
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