Nginx Ingress
In this section, we will deploy Nginx Ingress and then integrate it with vngcloud-controller-manager plugin.
Deploy the Nginx Ingress controller by applying the following nginx-ingress.yaml file:
kubectl apply -f nginx-ingress.yaml
Verify Nginx ingress is running:
kubectl get pods -owide -n ingress-nginx
Check the NGINX Ingress controller has been assigned a public Ip address (waiting about 5 mins):
Access to this IP address will show you the NGINX 404 page. This is because we have not set up any routing rules for our services yet.
- Set up a basic web app for testing our new Ingress controller.
kubectl create ingress demo --class=nginx --rule vks.vngcloud.vn/=demo:80
- Set up two more web apps. Now we will set up two more web apps, and route traffic between them using NGINX, file app-1.yaml and app-2.yaml
kubectl apply -f app-1.yaml -n ingress-nginx
kubectl apply -f app-2.yaml -n ingress-nginx
Check the new pods are running (you should see two aks-helloworld pods running):
kubectl get pods -owide -n ingress-nginx
Setup the Ingress to route traffic between the two apps, file hello-world-ingress.yaml:
kubectl apply -f hello-world-ingress.yaml -n ingress-nginx
Browse to the <EXTERNAL_IP>/hello-world-one and <EXTERNAL_IP>/hello-world-two:
From the UI:
