#Networking
4 posts
K8s Basics #5: Service — ClusterIP / NodePort / LoadBalancer
[#4](/en/posts/k8s-basics-4) got 3 Pods running, but how traffic reaches them is still empty. Pod IPs change every time, no load balancing across the 3 Pods of one Deployment, and an external browser cannot get in at all. This post fills that gap with the Service abstraction — stable IP and DNS, how selector / Endpoints work, and the trade-offs across the three types ClusterIP / NodePort / LoadBalancer.
RHEL Intermediate #4: Networking — NetworkManager (nmcli), bonding, teaming
RHEL 9 networking is unified under NetworkManager. This post covers: setting a static IP, DNS, and gateway with nmcli; bonding that bundles two NICs for fault tolerance; bridge as the foundation of virtual machine and container networks; and why teaming was deprecated — all in one post.
AWS Intermediate #1: EC2 and VPC Basics
The oldest building blocks in the cloud — EC2 and VPC. Instance types and AMIs and EBS, plus how VPC, subnets, route tables, IGW, and NAT all weave into one picture. We lay out the first skeleton of operational infrastructure.
Hardware Basics #6: Network — Bandwidth and Latency, from the NIC to the Data Center
The most-confused pair in operations — bandwidth versus latency — the latency floor that distance imposes, and starting from the NIC, why the same AZ, cross-region, and the internet all differ. Understand the network as two axes, not one word for speed.