How to Use a Network Policy on Google Kubernetes Engine | GSP480

You will define a private Kubernetes cluster. Since the cluster is private, neither the API nor the worker nodes will be accessible from the internet. Instead, you will define a bastion host and use a firewall rule to enable access to it. The bastion’s IP address is defined as an authorized network for the cluster, which grants it access to the API.
Within the cluster, provision three workloads:
hello-server: this is a simple HTTP server with an internally-accessible endpoint
hello-client-allowed: this is a single pod that repeatedly attempts to access hello-server. The pod is labeled such that the Network Policy will allow it to connect to hello-server.
hello-client-blocked: this runs the same code as hello-client-allowed but the pod is labeled such that the Network Policy will not allow it to connect to hello-server.
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