There is always traffic moving throughout your cluster, whether it's north/south (ingress/egress) or east/west (service-to-service). The traffic could be anything from users interacting with a public-facing app to
Arguably, there are two things that every environment cannot live without:
1. Proper network traffic/network handling.
2. Persistent data/databases
From a networking perspective, there's traffic everywhere. It's
As more traffic is flowing to, and from, a Kubernetes cluster ranging from customers/clients interacting with an application (like a web UI) or outbound calls to parts of the application stack that
Just about every Kubernetes environment, in some capacity, will have an application stack that needs to be accessed from the outside world (customers) or by internal engineers (e.g., a Backstage environment). In
