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List the Pods with wide output and you’ll see the internal IP addresses:

kubectl get pods -o wide

The Pod addresses are all in the range you specified for the subnet.

This is because we used the Azure network plugin, and it means individual Pods are addressable across the vnet from services outside of Kubernetes.

Open the Application Gateway in the Azure Portal:

• the Frontend IP configurations shows the public IP address with your DNS name
• under Health probes you’ll see a probe with a name like pb-default-whoami-internal-http-whoami which shows how the Pods are tested for health
• under Backend pools you’ll see an entry like pool-default-whoami-internal-http-bp-80
• select that pool and you’ll see your Pod IP addresses

Application Gateway is running in the same vnet as AKS, so it can reach the Pods using their internal IP addresses.

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