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Reduce Cloud Cross-Zone Data Transfer Costs with Kubernetes 1.33 trafficDistribution

Reduce Cloud Cross-Zone Data Transfer Costs with Kubernetes 1.33 trafficDistribution

Kubernetes 1.33 drops a new traffic policy that adds zone-local routing. With it, kube-proxy now prefers endpoints in the same availability zone. Translation: less cross-AZ chatter, fewer surprise charges.

On AWS, that can chop the usual $0.02/GB cross-AZ fee by up to 85%—especially in EKS clusters juggling tons of inter-service calls.


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