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Dustin 30cbc568d0 ingress: Add manifest for ingress-nginx This manifest deploys the ingress-nginx controller, which is responsible for handing traffic from clients outside the cluster and routing it to the proper pods. I am using host network mode here to avoid having to have another proxy in front of the ingress controller, which would be required in NodePort mode. I looked at MetalLB briefly, but decided to avoid it for now. As with everything else in the Kubernetes world, it seems massively complex.	2022-07-31 00:57:12 -05:00
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Dustin 30cbc568d0 ingress: Add manifest for ingress-nginx

This manifest deploys the *ingress-nginx* controller, which is
responsible for handing traffic from clients outside the cluster and
routing it to the proper pods.  I am using host network mode here to
avoid having to have another proxy in front of the ingress controller,
which would be required in NodePort mode.

I looked at MetalLB briefly, but decided to avoid it for now.  As with
everything else in the Kubernetes world, it seems massively complex.

2022-07-31 00:57:12 -05:00

README.md

ingress: Add manifest for ingress-nginx

2022-07-31 00:57:12 -05:00

ingress-nginx.yaml

ingress: Add manifest for ingress-nginx

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README.md

Ingress Setup

Deploy ingress-nginx

Using ingress-nginx in host network mode. Assign the ingress custom role to nodes that will handle incoming traffic (e.g. have DNS names pointed to their addresses)

kubectl label node k8s-amd64-n{0,1,2}.pyrocufflink.blue kubernetes.io/role=ingress
kubectl apply -f ingress-nginx.yaml