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external traffic to the services network.
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The services network plugin will direct it to your pods and virtual machines as usual.
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{{< figure src="net-services.svg" caption="A diagram showing the role of the external load balancer on the Kubernetes network scheme" alt="The role of the external load balancer on the Kubernetes network scheme" >}}
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In most cases, setting up a load balancer on bare metal is achieved by creating floating IP address
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on the nodes within the cluster, and announce it externally using ARP/NDP or BGP protocols.
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