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Exploring Kubernetes Networking

Kubernetes networking is a deep and varied subject. In this lab, you will test your knowledge of Kubernetes networking by implementing a networking solution. You will also verify two pods can communicate with one another via your virtual container network.

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Level

Intermediate

Duration

30m

Published

Sep 03, 2020

Challenge

Fix the Issue Causing Pods Not to Start Up

First, you will need to figure out why the pods are not starting up. Check the pod status as well as the node status. Once you figure out why the pods are not starting up, fix the problem.
Challenge

Verify You Can Communicate between Pods Using the Cluster Network

To verify network connectivity, run a command in the testclient Pod to send an HTTP request to the cyberdyne-frontend on port 80.

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