Add firewall rule to allow pods access to PodCIDR #117
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This fixes issue kelseyhightower#88 to allow pods access to PodCIDR such as the case of DNS. When pods come up with an IP address in the cluster CIDR range, they cannot access kubedns without a firewall rule to enable it. This would also prevent pods from accessing each other depending on the application.
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This fixes issue #88 to allow pods access to PodCIDR such as the case of
DNS. When pods come up with an IP address in the cluster CIDR range,
they cannot access kubedns without a firewall rule to enable it. This
would also prevent pods from accessing each other depending on the
application.