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AKS supports 2 new outbound types: none and block #4351

Open CocoWang-wql opened 4 months ago

CocoWang-wql commented 4 months ago

Public Preview ETA: October 2024*

*ETAs are estimations and subject to change

AKS will support 2 new outbound types soon.

  1. Outbound type = none, There is no public Loadbalancer, firewall or NAT gateway configured on AKS cluster. Also, there is no extra NSG set on the nodes.

  2. outbound type = block There is no public Loadbalancer, firewall or NAT gateway configured on AKS cluster. In this case we will set a NIC NSG rule with low priority on the nodes to block the traffic from 0.0.0.0 -> Internet.

microsoft-github-policy-service[bot] commented 4 months ago

@chasewilson would you be able to assist?

JoeyC-Dev commented 4 months ago

I kinda understand none is for BGP propagation. But how the "block" work? Will there be any whitelisted NSG rules given by default? And I kinda want to know if NSG rules will be reset for every AKS stop/start because this is "block"? The reason I asked this is I know there are some outbound rules required for AKS nodes startup like below (or AKS nodes will fail): https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/aks/outbound-rules-control-egress#azure-global-required-network-rules

So I really want to know how it works to at least make sure the AKS nodes can start. BTW one of the requirements is accessing acs-mirror.azureedge.net, which is not using MSFT IP (This will challenge how for users to configure NSG rules): image