Overlay networks provide a solution for securing access to Kubernetes clusters without compromising protection.Fine-grained access helps reduce the attack surface and simplifies access for non-developers in staging and testing environments.Overlay networks like NetBird operate on top of existing network infrastructure, allowing secure peer-to-peer communication.NetBird facilitates specifying access based on machines, ports, geolocations, and operating systems.Deploying NetBird involves setting up the Kubernetes operator, creating configurations, and establishing secure connections to services.Configuring NetBird involves installing agents on machines, creating access policies, configuring nameservers, and testing connections.Using an overlay network like NetBird helps ensure secure access to internal services running in Kubernetes clusters without exposing them publicly.Managing access to Kubernetes clusters and services for different teams becomes easier with NetBird's group-based access control.NetBird and its Kubernetes operator are open-source, allowing users to explore and contribute to the project.Implementing an overlay network like NetBird is a recommended security best practice for clusters not requiring public access.