Story Tag: ingress

Stories Tag: ingress

Spin-up a lightweight Kubernetes cluster on Linux with K3s, MetalLB and Nginx Ingress | by Navratan Lal Gupta | Linux...

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Kubernetes is widely used orchestration tool used for deploying, auto-scaling and managing containerized applications. Kubernetes can be setup on on-premise or cloud or hybrid (combination of on-premise and cloud) infrastructure. Kubernetes cluster is little complex to setup and requires heavy resources which makes it difficult to spin-up on local machine for learning or development. Here, We will use K3s which is a lightweight distribution of…

NestJS Kubernetes Deployment | Part 3: Ingress Configuration | by hüseyin nurbaki | Oct, 2021 | Medium

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Deploying NestJS applications on the Kubernetes Cluster series is divided into two main and two follow-up stories. Part 1: Containerizing a NestJS application with DockerPart 2: Kubernetes DeploymentPart 3: Bonus: Ingress ConfigurationPart 4: Bonus: Kubernetes CronJob — NestJS This is a follow-up story for . See part 2. Ingress is an API object that manages external access to the services in a cluster. Ingress-nginx is…

Kusk 0.2.0 released with Traefik support and more | by Taras Yatsurak | kubeshop.io | Sep, 2021 | Medium

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Today the Kubeshop team released Kusk version 0.2.0 featuring Traefik V2 support, further improvements on x-kusk OpenAPI extension and bugfixes. The list of supported Kubernetes Ingress controllers manifests generators now consists of: with the plans to further add: One of the improvements is the initial support in the x-kusk OpenAPI extension to disable all paths with the possibility to specifically enable only selected ones —…

Kusk: Configuring your Ingress Controller for CORS with OpenAPI | by George Dobrovolsky | kubeshop.io | Sep, 2021 | Medium

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CORS — Cross-Origin Resource Sharing — is a mechanism that allows browser and server to communicate and establish a set of security settings that tell a browser which origins scripts may be loaded from and what it can talk to. Not only having a properly configured CORS is crucial to have a functioning web application talking to an APIs, it’s also very important to thoroughly…

Multi Cluster Ingress — GKE. Creating Multi Cluster Ingress in GKE | by Johanes Glenn | Sep, 2021 | Medium

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In the last snippet I explore the Multi Cluster Service in GKE using traffic director which enables a single clusterset FQDN to load balanced between services in different clusters. In this snippet I focus on the Multi Cluster Ingress which allows me to set an ingress that loadbalanced between two backends in different cluster. To set the context I have not yet used Anthos Service…

Understanding Kubernetes Ingress Resources and Controllers | by Timothy | Sep, 2021 | Medium

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Ingress resources and controllers ensures that your Kubernetes cluster can be accessed by the outside world. In this guide, we’ll share everything you need to know. Kubernetes is an open-source orchestration system aimed at automating deployment, scaling, and managing operations of application containers across clusters of hosts. Ingress resources and controllers in Kubernetes allow you to manage HTTP access to your cluster. When deploying applications…

Kubernetes Ingress Deep Dive. In this article, we’ll dive into… | by Lu Andy | Sep, 2021 | Medium

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In this article, we’ll dive into Kubernetes Ingress. We’ll walk through how does K8S Ingress controller operate in detail, as well as how Ingress routes an external request to reach the application (Pod) it wants. Traditionally, Kubernetes replies on Ingress to handle L7 traffic such as HTTP(S) and gRPC, that enters your cluster from outside. An Ingress is made up of an Ingress controller and…

Protecting Kubernetes insecure endpoints with Gitlab and OAauth2 proxy. | by Dmitry Korol | Aug, 2021 | Medium

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Recently I’ve been working on an implementation of OAuth flow. I was a little bit surprised/annoyed at how such a relatively simple task can easily take a whole day. There’s quite blurry documentation and some docker images of OAauth 2 proxy “DO NOT WORK” as expected. It shouldn’t be so time-consuming. That is why , for people who may face the same situation, I am…