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Segmentation, Container Segmentation, and Micro-segmentation At a recent container security conference the topic of ‘container segmentation patterns’ came up, and it became clear that many security architects are wrestling with how to best segment workload communication in the dynamic environment of containers. The question was also raised “Is the DMZ dead?” The concept of network segmentation has been around for …
How to Understand and Set Up Kubernetes Networking, Including Multiple Networks By Tobias Gurtzick Kubernetes networking is a complex topic, if not even the most complicated topic. This post will give you insight on how kubernetes actually creates networks and also how to setup a network for a kubernetes cluster yourself. This article doesn’t cover how to setup a …
By Gary Duan Kubernetes 101 Before I get into Kubernetes networking, here are the basic concepts to know about in Kubernetes. For those not familiar with Kubernetes, these are the objects and terms used in a Kubernetes deployment. Kubernetes is a container orchestration and management tool for automating the deployment and monitoring of containers. Kubernetes is supported by all major …
By Gary Duan, CTO, NeuVector Last week was my first time going to the DockerCon conference, which I’ve heard is now attracting a more serious enterprise deployment audience. It was an exciting experience hearing about several major announcements and participating in interesting sessions. NeuVector was a sponsor and had a booth at the conference. It was great to meet some …
Encrypted Tunnels with NGINX Plus Combined with NeuVector Run-Time Network Security Protect Business Critical Container Applications NGINX is one of the top container downloads from Docker hub, gaining widespread adoption. NGINX Plus adds enterprise-ready features offering even greater security, availability and manageability for production deployments of containers. However, with the increase in east-west container to container traffic which can cross hosts …
