Your company is deploying a new Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) cluster named aks-billing to host a financial application. You must configure the cluster to use the Azure CNI network model where nodes and pods share the same subnet.
The deployment configuration has the following parameters:
* Initial node count: 4
* Maximum pods per node: 20
Excluding the standard five IP addresses reserved by Azure, what is the minimum number of IP addresses that must be available in the subnet to support the cluster nodes, pods, and rolling upgrades?
- A84
- B85
- 105Cevap
- D5
Cevap
105
The correct calculation for the minimum IP addresses required by an Azure CNI cluster in a single subnet is based on the formula , where is the number of nodes and is the maximum number of pods per node. For 4 nodes and 20 pods per node, this equals . This ensures that the subnet has sufficient IP addresses for the initial nodes, their pods, and an additional surge node with its pods during rolling upgrades.
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IP address planning for Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) using the Azure CNI network model