Whereabouts
pcloudhosting · Software Development
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As described on Microsoft Marketplace.
Whereabouts is a Kubernetes Container Network Interface (CNI) IP Address Management (IPAM) plugin designed to dynamically allocate and manage IP addresses for pods across multiple networks. It is commonly used in advanced Kubernetes networking scenarios, especially with Multus CNI, to ensure unique and conflict-free IP assignment.
The solution enables cluster-wide IP tracking using Kubernetes Custom Resource Definitions (CRDs), making it suitable for multi-node, multi-network environments. Whereabouts supports both IPv4 and IPv6 and is widely adopted in telecom, cloud-native, and NFV (Network Functions Virtualization) use cases.
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Features of Whereabouts:
- CNI-based IP Address Management for Kubernetes pods.
- Dynamic and distributed IP allocation without conflicts.
- Seamless integration with Multus for secondary network interfaces.
- Uses Kubernetes CRDs to track and manage IP assignments.
- Supports IPv4 and IPv6 address ranges.
- Scalable and suitable for multi-node and multi-network clusters.
To check if Whereabouts is installed and accessible, use the following steps:
Check Whereabouts version:
$ /opt/cni/bin/whereabouts --version
Verify CNI binary location:
$ ls /opt/cni/bin | grep whereabouts
Disclaimer: Whereabouts is provided “as is” under applicable open-source licenses. Users are responsible for correct CNI configuration, Kubernetes CRD management, and network validation. This plugin is best suited for advanced Kubernetes networking, multi-CNI environments, and automated IP management workflows.
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