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Monitor Cilium with Datadog


Summary

The article details common misconfigurations in Cilium network policies that unintentionally block legitimate traffic. Specifically, it highlights issues with selectors (targeting the wrong pods), egress policies (forgetting to allow return traffic), DNS policies (blocking DNS resolution), and overly restrictive policies (blocking essential Kubernetes services). Addressing these four areas is crucial for maintaining network connectivity and application functionality when using Cilium.
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