Kubernetes
Medium
Networking
What is a Kubernetes Endpoint?
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Answer: A list of IP addresses and ports that represent the instances of a Service
Explanation
Endpoints in Kubernetes are a list of IP addresses and ports that correspond to the pods that are backing a Service. They are automatically created and updated by Kubernetes when a Service is created, but can also be manually created for special use cases.
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