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      <description>Using Antrea with IDS This guide will describe how to use Project Antrea with threat detection engines, in order to provide network-based intrusion detection service to your Pods. In this scenario, Antrea is used for the default Pod network. For the sake of this guide, we will use Suricata as the threat detection engine, but similar steps should apply for other engines as well.
The solution works by configuring a TrafficControl resource applying to specific Pods.</description>
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