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.. _the-cluster-host-network:
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====================
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Cluster Host Network
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====================
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The cluster host network provides the physical network required for Kubernetes
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management and control, as well as private container networking.
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Kubernetes uses logical networks for communication between containers, pods,
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services, and external sites. These networks are implemented over the cluster
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host network using the |CNI| service, Calico, in |prod|.
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All nodes in the cluster must be attached to the cluster host network. This
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network shares an interface with the management network. A container workload's
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external connectivity is either through the |OAM| port or through other
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configured ports on both the controller and worker nodes, depending on
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containerized workload requirements. Container network endpoints will be
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exposed externally with **NodePort** Kubernetes services. This exposes selected
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application containers network ports on *all* interfaces of both controller
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nodes and *all* worker nodes, on either the |OAM| interface or other configured
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interfaces for external connectivity on all nodes. This is typically done
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either directly to the application containers service or through an ingress
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controller service to reduce external port usage. HA would be achieved through
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either an external HA load balancer across two or more controller and/or worker
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nodes, or simply using multiple records \(two or more destination controller
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and/or worker node IPs\) for the application's external DNS entry.
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Alternatively, the cluster host network can be deployed as an external network
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and provides the container workload's external connectivity as well. Container
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network endpoints will be exposed externally with **NodePort** Kubernetes
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services. This exposes selected Application Containers network ports on *all*
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interfaces \(e.g. external cluster host interfaces\) of both controller nodes
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and *all* worker nodes. This would typically be done either directly to the
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Application Containers service or through an ingress controller service to
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reduce external port usage. HA would be achieved through either an external HA
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load balancer across two or more controller and/or worker nodes, or simply
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using multiple records \(2 or more destination controller and/or worker node
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IPs\) for the Application's external DNS Entry.
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If using an external cluster host network, container network endpoints could be
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exposed through |BGP| within the Calico |CNI| service. Calico |BGP|
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configuration could be modified to advertise selected Application Container
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services or the ingress controller service to a |BGP| Peer, specifying the
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available next hop controller and/or worker nodes' cluster host IP Addresses.
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.. only:: partner
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    .. include:: ../../_includes/subnet-sizing-restrictions.rest |