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| + | * [[wp> | ||
| + | * Used to allocated the internal IP addresses of [[gcp: | ||
| + | * DEK: Data Encryption Key | ||
| + | * In Cloud KMS, a key actually used to encrypt data, not to encrypt other keys with [[https:// | ||
| + | * Compare [[gcp: | ||
| * Deployment: in Kubernetes, an object for deploying stateless applications like web servers. | * Deployment: in Kubernetes, an object for deploying stateless applications like web servers. | ||
| * Compare [[gcp: | * Compare [[gcp: | ||
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| * DSR = Direct Server Return | * DSR = Direct Server Return | ||
| * A load balancing mechanism in which inbound packets flow from switch to LB to backend, and response (outbound) ones return to the switch, bypassing the LB. This is possible because the LB modifies the [[wp> | * A load balancing mechanism in which inbound packets flow from switch to LB to backend, and response (outbound) ones return to the switch, bypassing the LB. This is possible because the LB modifies the [[wp> | ||
| + | * Preserves the source addresses of the clients, unlike proxy-based LB | ||
| * In GCP, used by the " | * In GCP, used by the " | ||
| * aka Direct Routing, aka nPath Routing | * aka Direct Routing, aka nPath Routing | ||
gcp/d.txt · Last modified: 2023/05/18 06:33 by fgm