Description: Network unification refers to the process of integrating network configurations and policies across different environments, allowing for more efficient and coherent management of network resources. This involves creating a network infrastructure that facilitates communication between the various components of an application deployed in containers. Network unification enables developers and system administrators to implement security policies, access control, and monitoring in a centralized manner, resulting in greater agility and reduced errors. Additionally, by unifying networks, resources can be optimized and application scalability improved, as redundancies are eliminated and configurations simplified. This approach is particularly relevant in environments where multiple services must interact smoothly and securely. Network unification also facilitates the implementation of DevOps practices by allowing for more effective continuous integration and continuous deployment, translating into a more agile and efficient software development lifecycle.
