This section of L2S-M documentation provides examples that you can use in order to learn how to create virtual networks and attach pods to them.
This section of L2S-M documentation provides examples that you can use in order to learn how to create virtual networks and attach pods to them.
Feel free to make use of this tool in any scenario that it could be used in. Right now two examples are show.
Feel free to make use of this tool in any scenario that it could be used in. Right now two examples are shown.
Firstly, there's [the ping-pong example](./ping-pong/). This is the most basic example, a virtual network that connects two pods through a L2S-M virtual network, and checking the connectivity using the ping command.
Firstly, there's [the ping-pong example](./ping-pong/). This is the most basic example, a virtual network that connects two pods through a L2S-M virtual network, and checking the connectivity using the ping command.
Secondly, there's the [cdn example](./cdn). In this example, there are two networks that isolate a content-server, storing a video, from the rest of the Cluster. It will only accessible by a cdn-server, using a router pod between these two other pods. This way, if the Cluster or cdn-server are under any safety risks, or we want to apply our own firewall restrictions through a Pod, there's more control in accessing the Pod. Additionally, this section has an L2S-M live demo showcasing this scenario.
Secondly, there's the [cdn example](./cdn). In this example, there are two networks that isolate a content-server, storing a video, from the rest of the Cluster. It will only accessible by a cdn-server, using a router pod between these two other pods. This way, if the Cluster or cdn-server are under any safety risks, or custom firewall restrictions are applied through a Pod, there's more control in accessing the Pod. Additionally, this section has an L2S-M live demo showcasing this scenario.
