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Cello CNI vs kube-network-policies

Cello CNI

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FactCello CNIkube-network-policies
InstallationThe README instructs users to configure Cello and install it with Helm 3.0 or later.The quick start documents installation using raw Kubernetes manifests or Helm in the kube-system namespace.
LicenseCello is distributed under the Apache 2.0 license.The repository lists the Apache-2.0 license.
PurposeCello is a Kubernetes CNI plugin based on the Volcengine VPC network that lets cluster workloads communicate within the VPC.A userspace implementation that enforces Kubernetes network policies by intercepting packets with Linux NFQUEUE.
Security reportingThe security policy asks reporters to contact ByteDance's security team or [email protected] and not file public GitHub issues for vulnerabilities.The project directs users to the Kubernetes Security and Disclosure Information page to report vulnerabilities.
SupportThe project directs questions and contributions to GitHub issues or pull requests and also mentions maintainer email and a Feishu group.The repository README lists the Kubernetes Slack #sig-network channel and the sig-network mailing list for maintainers and community support.

Cello CNI plans

  • Cello CNIFree

kube-network-policies plans

  • Open-source projectFree

Pick Cello CNI if…

Cello CNI suits teams running Kubernetes workloads on Volcengine ECS that need Pod networking within a VPC. It is intended for environments able to meet its kernel, Helm, and cloud IAM requirements.

Pick kube-network-policies if…

This project suits Kubernetes operators who need policy evaluation for Linux environments and can work with Kubernetes manifests or Helm. Its KIND-based development setup is relevant to developers with Docker, KIND, and kubectl.

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