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Answer: Azure CNI, granting each pod a direct, unique IP from the subnet.
The correct answer is B. Azure Container Networking Interface (CNI) is the best choice because it enables each pod to receive a unique IP address directly from the subnet, allowing on-premises clients to connect to the pod's IP address without the need for additional NAT configuration. The kubenet option uses NAT and separate logical IP address spaces, which complicates direct access. Options C and D are not applicable networking choices for AKS.
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In an Azure subscription, deploying an AKS cluster for an app requires selecting a network type compatible with direct pod IP access by on-premises clients.
A
kubenet, which assigns IPs to nodes from the VNet subnet and uses NAT for pod communication.
B
Azure CNI, granting each pod a direct, unique IP from the subnet.
C
Hybrid Connection endpoints, not applicable as a network option for AKS.
D
Azure Private Link, also not applicable as a network option for AKS.
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