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 of a default backend (
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 chang
+1 to Tim. Your "rewrite-target" annotation won't work on GKE (it's only
for nginx-ingress).
Also note that "Services exposed through an Ingress must serve a response
with HTTP 200 status to the GET requests on "/". This is used for health
checking. If your application does not serve HTTP 200 on "
Did you try /* ?
https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/load-balancing/http/url-map
On Mon, May 21, 2018 at 10:44 AM Jonathan Mejias
wrote:
> The only way that i resolve the problem was changing to an nginx
> controller, instead a gke. Installing nginx-controller with kubernetes helm
> and using
The only way that i resolve the problem was changing to an nginx
controller, instead a gke. Installing nginx-controller with kubernetes helm
and using rewrite option. Gke is limited in configuration option i do not
recommend.
PD: Nginx-controller uses network load balancer (TCP) not HTTP.
On Mo
I have same problem. Did you mane to resolve?
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Hello..
I got an angular deployment in a kubernetes cluster, and i want to define
the app access with ingress paths. By example
path: *foo.bar.com/appi1* >* goes to my angular app*
if i goes to *foo.bar.com/app1/login*, this response with the default
backend. Giving me an 404 error. *(fo
