Ask AI: K8s has four distinct networking types. Those types are?

1. Container Networking: Container networking is the process of connecting Kubernetes containers to each other and other services within the cluster. It is based on the concept of “virtual tunnels”, where the nodes connect and communicate with each other through an overlay network. 2. Cluster Networking: Cluster networking is the process of connecting different nodes of the Kubernetes cluster together. This is usually done through a software-defined network (SDN) that connects different nodes and services, and ensures proper communication. 3. Service Networking: Service networking enables services to communicate with each other across different nodes in the cluster. This is done using a Service Mesh, which is a network layer that provides a way for services to communicate with each other without having to keep track of IP addresses. 4. External Networking: External networking is the process of connecting applications and services outside of the cluster with applications and services inside the cluster. This is done using Ingress Controllers, which are routers that allow external traffic to be directed to internal services and applications.