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ServiceCIDR

ServiceCIDR is a Kubernetes resource specifying IP address ranges from which Service cluster IP addresses are allocated.

How 2 Manning books explain it

Acing the Certified Kubernetes Administrator Exam, Second Edition

A ServiceCIDR is a Kubernetes resource that represents one or more IP address ranges allocated to Services.

How it is used
Uses virtual IP ranges to allocate and route ClusterIP Services within a Kubernetes cluster.
How deep it goes
Explains ranges, finalizers, allocation, kube-proxy routing, and a complete reconfiguration workflow, but not allocator internals.
Examples
Demonstrates changing 10.96.0.0/16 to 100.96.0.0/16 and validating built-in Services, kubelet DNS, and nslookup.
What you can do after
Operate/configure a Service CIDR and verify Service IP allocation and in-cluster DNS after reconfiguration.

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Google Anthos in Action

A Service IP CIDR is the address range from which cluster IP addresses are allocated to Kubernetes Services.

How it is used
Allocates cluster IP addresses to Kubernetes Services, with one address required for each ClusterIP Service.
How deep it goes
Defines the address range and provides subnet-mask sizing by cluster IP count, without detailing allocation internals.
Examples
Uses a subnet-sizing table mapping 129–256 cluster IP addresses to a /24 mask.
What you can do after
Apply CIDR sizing tables to select a subnet mask for the required cluster IP address capacity.

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