oke-gva-deployer

You can configure OKE node pools with secondary VNICs by setting up Generic VNIC Attachments (GVA) with custom subnets and NSGs. This provides workload isolation and ensures network segmentation for sensitive data processing.

Generic VNIC Attachment (GVA) in Oracle Kubernetes Engine is a feature that allows secondary VNIC profiles to be attached to node pools. It enables advanced network segmentation by allocating dedicated network interfaces and custom IP addressing to specific pods.

To deploy an OKE node pool with GVA, you need to generate and execute OCI CLI commands that define secondary VNIC profiles, custom subnets, and NSGs. This automates the creation of node pools with advanced network segmentation.

Yes, you can schedule pods to specific secondary VNICs by using sample manifests that request GVA resources and include necessary tolerations. This ensures workloads are scheduled on nodes with the correct dedicated network interfaces.

Yes, OKE Generic VNIC Attachment works with custom Network Security Groups (NSGs). The configuration guides you through setting up secondary VNICs with custom subnets and NSGs to enforce strict compliance and network segmentation.

You need secondary VNIC profiles in OKE when specific pods require dedicated network interfaces for sensitive data processing. This approach facilitates workload isolation and ensures strict compliance through network segmentation.