Hello all!
I have started with kubeadm on single host and made it work on AWS / Centos,
but not on CentOS vagrant boxes for some reason
(https://kubernetes.io/docs/setup/independent/create-cluster-kubeadm/).
Then I tested kubeadm HA guide and could not make it work at all
I dont know if i explain myself well.. I want to use
"apliccation-loadbalancer" name, instead "jsvaq1568njsuwha38." when
expose a deployment.yaml like loadBalancer type.
I miss something?
Regards!
On Wed, May 23, 2018, 20:33 'Tim Hockin' via Kubernetes user discussion and
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can you try to repro with a manual LB and /* - that should match all
sub-paths.
On Wed, May 23, 2018 at 1:11 PM Jonathan Mejias
wrote:
> Ahmet i did all that you mention it.
>
> /angular, /angular/, /angular/* and if a get the healtcheck to " / " i
> will get the response
The problem is that we only get 63 characters to make a unique name, and
both kubernetes namespace and service names can be that long themselves,
and even then they are not unique across clusters. We could use the UUID
and up to 27 characters of the combination of those names, but then we have
a
Hi.
By default kubernetes when expose the Google Load Balancer gives a name
like "3efre2udfi9w2du9qwefds200992di" there is a way to change that name to
one more human readble?
Regards
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Ahmet i did all that you mention it.
/angular, /angular/, /angular/* and if a get the healtcheck to " / " i
will get the response of a default backend (404). Insted my app have an
"healthCheck" path response (resolve an HTTP 200).
My path didn`t work. All the problems get solution when you
This looks something to do with google load balancer or the kube-proxy. I setup
a google Http load balancer pointing to the NodePort and see the same issue. If
I open up the service as LoadBalancer and access it directly I don’t see any
issues.
On 5/21/18, 10:07 PM,