In the previous section, while deploying the AKS cluster, you must have noticed two network modes – basic and advanced.
The basic networking mode is based on kubenet, a plugin based on Kubernetes' native networking functionality that provides the ability to extend networking features to cloud providers and support integration with capabilities such as Azure route tables. With the basic networking mode, each pod in a Kubernetes cluster gets an internal IP address that is non-routable on an Azure Virtual Network and must be published outside the network using Kubernetes services.
You can read more about Kubenet here: https://Kubernetes .io/docs/concepts/extend-Kubernetes/compute-storage-net/network-plugins/#kubenet.
The advanced networking mode uses Microsoft's Azure container networking plugin, developed by Microsoft, to...
