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Can you explain how Entity works within JPA?

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In Kubernetes, network manifests describe objects that manage the network aspects of the cluster and applications. Main types of network manifests:

  • NetworkPolicy — defines rules for network access between pods and/or external sources. It allows restricting which pods can communicate with each other or with external services.

  • Service — an abstraction that defines how to access a set of pods (e.g., ClusterIP, NodePort, LoadBalancer). It provides a stable IP and DNS for accessing the pods.

  • Ingress — manages external access to services, usually via HTTP/HTTPS, with options for routing, SSL, and load balancing.

  • Endpoint — an object that stores IP addresses of pods associated with a service.

  • Pod — although not purely a network object, a pod manifest contains network configuration specifications, such as ports and annotations.

Each of these manifests is responsible for a certain level of network interaction: from routing and load balancing to security policies and traffic isolation.

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