What components are in a KUBERNETES network architecture?

A KUBERNETES network architecture typically includes compute, storage, networking, security, and monitoring components. This diagram on Diagrams.so shows "Kubernetes Networking - Service Mesh & Ingress Flow" with all key services connected in a production-ready pattern. Fork it to customize for your specific use case.

How do I design a network architecture on KUBERNETES?

Designing a network architecture on KUBERNETES involves selecting the right managed services, defining data flows, security boundaries, and observability. This Diagrams.so template "Kubernetes Networking - Service Mesh & Ingress Flow" is a production-ready starting point — fork it, customize it, and download as .drawio or export as PNG/SVG.

Kubernetes Networking - Service Mesh & Ingress Flow

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About This Architecture

Kubernetes networking architecture illustrating external traffic flow through Ingress Controller to ClusterIP Services, with kube-proxy managing iptables rules. Shows DNS resolution via CoreDNS, network policies for pod-to-pod isolation, and optional service mesh sidecar proxies. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize the network policy rules or add a service mesh like Istio for your microservices. Source: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/architecture/

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