Expand azure guide to include Ingress config #77
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Awesome, thank you 🙌
The helm chart also comes with some configurable ingress values (https://github.com/iteratec/multi-juicer/blob/master/helm/multi-juicer/values.yaml#L8) which would enable to set this without the additional ingress file. But I don't think these would work here as they assume that you have a hostname for it, unless you'd put the ingress controllers IP in it 🤔
We'd could try to adjust this guide to also use the helm values, that might slim it down a bit.
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| kubernetes.io/ingress.class: nginx | ||
| nginx.ingress.kubernetes.io/ssl-redirect: "false" | ||
| nginx.ingress.kubernetes.io/rewrite-target: /static/$2 |
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This would also work with just the first ingress, right?
As the traffic for both still gets routed to the same service?
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| Using the CLI, touch this file as `ingress.yml` |
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Just for consistency in this repo, best stick to using yaml as the file extension.
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| Using the CLI, touch this file as `ingress.yaml` |
| Finally, apply this config to configure nginx-ingress to handle your traffic appropriately. | ||
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| kubectl apply -f hello-world-ingress.yaml |
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| kubectl apply -f hello-world-ingress.yaml | |
| kubectl apply -f ingress.yaml |
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Thanks for the comments @J12934 ! I'll be sure to make those changes tonight. I may also add a very short section on provisioning for cost management, by default the Kubernetes VM Scale Set azure provisions is DS2_v2 which costs £73.99 p/m, so I'll add a short snippet on how to disable accelerated networking in order to scale down the instance to suit people's individual needs |
Hi there!
Absolutely love this bit of kit, I've found it's amazing for teaching web-app security to developers, and the addition of kubernetes is a god-send for remote teaching with multiple people.
I've had a play with getting this to work in azure, hopefully this guide addition will be helpful to a few people, please correct me if I've made any mistakes or if there's a far easier way of getting ingress to work than what I've put together.
Many thanks, James M
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