Microsoft’s Azure Container Networking team is excited to announce a new offering called Advanced Container Networking Services. It’s a suite of services built on top of existing networking solutions for Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS) to address complex challenges around observability, security, and compliance.
By using Azure Virtual Network Manager, the governance team can create and update these network baselines at the network manager level, and apply them to multiple NSGs at once, ensuring that some critical security policies are enforced across the organization.
The Microsoft Azure Container Networking team is excited to announce Retina, a cloud-native container networking observability platform that helps with DevOps and SecOps related networking cases for your Kubernetes clusters.
AKS—network observability. This feature equips AKS users with powerful capabilities to gain enhanced visibility into their container network traffic.
We are thrilled to announce the general availability of Azure CNI powered by Cilium.
Isovalent Cilium Enterprise on Azure is a powerful tool for securing and managing Kubernetes’ workloads on Azure. Isovalent Cilium Enterprise’s range of advanced features and easy-to-deploy ability makes it an ideal solution for organizations of all sizes looking to secure their cloud-native applications.
As cloud-native workloads continue to grow, customers are constantly pushing the scale and performance boundaries of our existing networking solutions in Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS). Today, we are thrilled to announce the general availability of Azure CNI Overlay.
Microsoft announces strategic partnership with Isovalent to bring Cilium’s eBPF-powered networking data plane and enhanced features for Kubernetes and cloud-native infrastructure.
