Getting started with Calico Network Policy in Kubernetes

Jessica Deen demonstrates how to enable and configure Calico network policies in Kubernetes clusters on AKS and GKE.

Hit the subscribe button if this video helped you! Example command to enable calico within Azure Kubernetes Service (specifically the --network-policy flag): az aks create \ --resource-group $RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME \ --name $CLUSTER_NAME \ --node-count 1 \ --generate-ssh-keys \ --network-plugin azure \ --network-policy calico Example command to enable calico within Google Kubernetes Engine on a new cluster (specifically the --enable-network-policy flag): gcloud container clusters create $clusterName --enable-network-policy Example commands to enable calico within Google Kubernetes Engine on an existing cluster: gcloud container clusters update $clusterName --update-addons=NetworkPolicy=ENABLED gcloud container clusters update $clusterName --enable-network-policy Links: - Sample Network Policy create command used: jldeen.dev/calico-network-example - Calico Quickstart: jldeen.dev/kubernetes-fa191 - My dotfiles: jldeen.dev/jldeen-does-dotfiles - Enable Calico in Managed Public Cloud: jldeen.dev/calico-eks-91ee9 - Free Azure: jldeen.dev/yt/free-azure - Azure Docs - Secure Traffic Between Pods Using Network Policies in Azure Kubernetes Service: docs.microsoft.com/azure/aks/use-network-policies?WT.mc_id=d… Gear I use: - Sony a6400 - Sigma 16mm f/1.4 lens - Rode NT USB Microphone - Logitech G Pro Mechanical Keyboard - Full Office setup: jldeen.dev/current-home-office Connect with me here: - Subscribe: - Instagram: instagram.com/jldeen - GitHub: github.com/jldeen - Twitter: twitter.com/jldeen - Website: jessicadeen.com