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No-egress network isolation is an approach in container security that completely cuts off a process's network, typically in the form of a Podman rootless container with --network none, so that the process has neither outbound routes nor listening ports; the governance plane handles authorization and traceability, and the isolation pod handles physical reachability, and the two have different responsibilities and cannot substitute for each other.
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