Openshift provides multiple options to expose the application to external traffic. When you deploy a pod in openshift, kubernetes allocates the internal IP address for each pod. If you are deploying an nginx container to serve the webpage, the nginx pod will have a unique internal IP address but it can’t be accessed outside the […]
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kubernetes – Traefik Middlewares – Part 5
Middleware helps to tweak the requests before reaching the actual service in kubernetes. Traefik support multiple middleware and one can use them depending on their needs. Some of the middleware helps with basic authentication, and some of the middleware helps with redirection. Middleware also helps to modify the request headers for incoming requests. The following […]
kubernetes traefik – Managing TLS Certificates – Part 4
How to configure HTTPS for your applications on the Kubernetes cluster? How to manage TLS certificates using traefik? Traefik proxy is a very popular ingress controller in kubernetes environments. It supports both HTTPS (router) and TLS connections. This article explains how to configure TLS connection and obtain TLS certificates dynamically using pebble (Only for the […]
kubernetes ingress controller using traefik – Part 3
Kubernetes ingress is an API object that manages the external access to the kubernetes services. It provides routing rules to provide external users access to the services in a Kubernetes cluster, typically via HTTPS/HTTP. Ingress helps to provide an easy method to access the services without creating multiple load balancers or using the NodePort. In […]
Kubernetes bare-metal load balancer – MetalLB deployment – Part 2
How to install and configure the MetalLB load balancer on the Kubernetes cluster? MetalLB uses a standard routing protocol to provide a network load-balancing solution for bare metal kubernetes clusters. Kubernetes doesn’t offer any network load balancers for bare-metal implementation. It does have peace to code to call the Cloud network load balancers if you […]