A.By enforcing rules directly within the Linux kernel

B.By integrating with third-party firewalls

C.By managing access control lists (ACLs) in the cloud

D.By filtering traffic at the application layer only

A.Reduced network latency due to kernel-level processing

B.Simplified integration with legacy security tools

C.Ability to update security policies without downtime

D.Enhanced visibility into encrypted traffic

A.Extended Berkeley Packet Filter

B.Elastic Backend Platform Facility

C.None of the above

D.Enhanced Binary Programming Framework

A.To manage storage volumes

B.To provide visibility into network traffic and security policies

C.To handle user authentication

D.To deploy new Kubernetes clusters

A.It enables better monitoring of internal service communication.

B.It offers native support for multi-cluster services.

C.It simplifies the deployment of sidecar proxies.

D.It provides more granular control over routing policies.