Unfortunately that is the only real answer today, as far as I know.
We do not have an egress NAT.
On Thu, Jan 12, 2017 at 2:47 PM, wrote:
> Hi, we have to access some resource that uses an IP whitelist (plus
> authentication and SSL) in real time.
>
> So we need that outgoing traffic from our K
Gah, it was a dumb noob problem.
I missed the part of the instructions (using kubeadm) where I need to manually
install pod network (flannel) for kube-dns to function.
Sorry for the noise.
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Hi, we have to access some resource that uses an IP whitelist (plus
authentication and SSL) in real time.
So we need that outgoing traffic from our K8s cluster always has the same IP.
This way we add this IP to the whitelist and we can access the resources.
I found tons of information about how
How did you deploy your cluster? Do your kubelets have `--cluster-dns` set
to the service IP for Kube-DNS?
On Thu, Jan 12, 2017 at 1:36 PM, wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've created a very simple RC and couple Services, and my understanding is
> that I should be able to resolve the IP of a service with
> se
Hi,
I've created a very simple RC and couple Services, and my understanding is that
I should be able to resolve the IP of a service with
servicename.namespace.svc.cluster.local, but none of the containers that I
create can resolve the names of the services.
My service yaml looks like:
apiVers
minikube is what you want
On Thu, Jan 12, 2017 at 11:12 AM, wrote:
> HI good evening.
>
> I want to learn Kubernetes, what is the best way to experiment with
> Kubernetes?. can i install something in a single machine and learn the
> concepts, at least learn basic concepts and create a
HI good evening.
I want to learn Kubernetes, what is the best way to experiment with
Kubernetes?. can i install something in a single machine and learn the
concepts, at least learn basic concepts and create a basic service.
I appreciate your attention.
Edgar Acosta
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Hi all,
Does anyone have experience running Spark with CNI on Kubernetes and
benefit from data locality with backend nodes like HDFS or Cassandra ? Is
there any mechanism in Kubernetes to colocate containers ?
Tx
Vincent
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Environment:
Kubernetes version: 1.5.1
Docker version: 1.12.5
Instances: AWS EC2
Kluster state: 1 master + 2 nodes
NAME STATUS AGE
cluster-manager.dev.example.net Ready,master 1d
dev-1.example.net Ready 1d
dev-2.example.net
