In another installment of stupid Kubernetes routing tricks I bring you the following problem: So I figured the thing to do is to just use Kubernetes as a reverse proxy to send traffic to Webflow. So that’s what I did. I broke this up into two different sections. First, let’s tackle the webflow issue. This…
Tag: NGINX
Kubernetes Ingress pass through to internal services (not on the Kubernetes cluster)
This is a pretty confusing title but the gist of it is this: We have a service, let’s suppose its a database, running internally. We can get to it from our Kubernetes cluster, but resources outside of Kubernetes can’t get to it. And the only way we can get to Kubernetes services is through a…
Ingress on AWS
While looking for different options on how to run an ingress controller on AWS I found that EKS recently announced support for an open source project that creates an ALB ingress controller. One of the advantages of an ingress rule is that I can have many services be reachable via one external load balancer. In…