Azure CNI or kubenet, integrates Azure Load Balancer/Application Gateway; Quake AI Kubernetes clusters use Neutron private networks and routers with CNI plugins (Flannel, Calico, Cilium).
Bring-your-own CNI supported; Quake AI tenant-isolated Neutron.
Azure-specific: Application routing add-on (nginx), no native Neutron.
VPC-native using Cilium eBPF (K8s 1.31+), Gateway API default on 1.33+; Quake AI Kubernetes clusters use CNI plugins (Flannel, Calico, Cilium) on Neutron private networks.
Direct pod-to-VPC resource routing and internal load balancers; Quake AI Kubernetes clusters expose services through Kubernetes LoadBalancer behavior and floating IPs.
Security groups provide a flexible mechanism for securing virtual machine instances by controlling the flow of network traffic. They are an essential component of network security in a cloud environment, enabling you to define and enforce security policies that meet your requirements.
Select Network > Security Groups to view the security groups console. The list view shows all security groups in the project with their name, description, and associated rules count.
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Security groups list showing project security groups
You can view, edit, and delete security groups. You add and delete rules to and from a security group. You can specify the remote source with an IP address block or a security group, and a port or port range for each rule.
Select a security group to view its rules and configuration.
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Security group detail showing inbound rules for SSH and HTTP traffic
To create a new security group, select Create Security Group, provide a name and description, then add rules.
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