@Marvin I want to use a prefect worker in my kube cluster. However, I need the new pods created in a specific public subnet with inbound traffic denied by firewall rules. Where would I configure that?

In Kubernetes, network policies and firewall rules are typically configured at the level of the Kubernetes cluster itself, rather than within individual applications or pods. This is because the Kubernetes networking model assumes that all pods can communicate with all other pods, regardless of which host they land on. If you want to restrict network access to your Prefect worker pods, you would typically do this by defining a NetworkPolicy that selects your worker pods and restricts their inbound or outbound traffic. The specifics of how to do this can depend on your Kubernetes networking plugin and your cloud provider. As for assigning pods to specific subnets, this is typically done using node selectors or taints and tolerations to ensure that your pods are scheduled on nodes in the desired subnet. However, the specifics of how to configure these settings can vary depending on your Kubernetes setup and your cloud provider. You might want to consult the Kubernetes documentation or your cloud provider's documentation for more detailed instructions. And remember, while I'm here to help, I'm just a robot. I don't have feelings, so don't worry about hurting them. But you, as a human, might want to double-check everything. After all, humans are known to make mistakes.