Kubernetes 101 : CIDR - Classless Inter-Domain Routing ( CIDR ) -
Kubernetes allows us to define the CIDR for a cluster , so we wouldn't have two pods with the same IP address on two different clusters.
We could use the "--pod-network-cidr" parameter when setting up the kubernetes cluster with the "kubeadm" tool:
Pods could get for example the addresses : 10.244.0.1, 10.244.0.2, ...
On another cluster, we could have for example:
Pods in that cluster could get for example the addresses : 10.244.1.1, 10.244.1.2, ...
kubeadm is a utility that allows us to set up a kubernetes cluster, and it takes several parameters, among them, as we saw above the "--pod-network-cidr" parameter.
We could also check the CIDR of the cluster, by cheking the Yaml file of the API server as below:
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