What is the primary purpose of enabling the private control plane endpoint on a GKE cluster?

To enable load balancing for the API server

To restrict access to the Kubernetes API server to the VPC network

To allow nodes to access the internet

To provide a public IP address for the API server

What is a benefit of using shared IP ranges in GKE networking?

Providing automatic encryption for pod traffic

Eliminating the need for VPC peering

Increasing the maximum number of nodes per cluster

Optimizing IP address usage across multiple clusters

When planning IPv6 for a GKE cluster, which of the following is a consideration?

Load balancing for IPv6 services

IPv6 addresses are automatically assigned to all pods

What does PUPI stand for in the context of GKE networking?

Primary and Secondary IP Ranges

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What is a benefit of using shared IP ranges in GKE networking?
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When planning IPv6 for a GKE cluster, which of the following is a consideration?
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What does PUPI stand for in the context of GKE networking?
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In a GKE cluster, which two types of secondary IP ranges are typically configured on the VPC subnet?
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