Kubernetes - NetworkingHow can you restrict traffic between Pods in different namespaces using Kubernetes networking?ABy applying NetworkPolicies that specify namespace selectorsBBy assigning different IP ranges to each namespaceCBy disabling the cluster network pluginDBy using host networking for PodsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand namespace traffic controlNetworkPolicies can restrict traffic by selecting Pods and namespaces using selectors.Step 2: Evaluate other optionsAssigning IP ranges per namespace is not standard; disabling network plugin breaks networking; host networking bypasses Pod isolation.Final Answer:By applying NetworkPolicies that specify namespace selectors -> Option AQuick Check:NetworkPolicies + namespace selectors = traffic restriction [OK]Quick Trick: Use NetworkPolicies with namespace selectors to restrict traffic [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking IP ranges isolate namespacesDisabling network plugin to restrict trafficUsing host networking to isolate Pods
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