How Kubernetes Provides Networking and Storage to Applications

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Compute, storage and network are the foundations of any infrastructure service. In Kubernetes, nodes represent the compute building block, which provides those foundational network and storage resources to pods running in the clusters. The network and storage services are delivered by software-defined, container-native plugins designed for Kubernetes. The network component enables pod-to-pod, node-to-pod, pod-to-service, and external clients-to-service communication.

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