Open ConnorJC3 opened 4 years ago
@ConnorJC3 did you have any chance working on this feature ?
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/remove-lifecycle stale Still wanted and not in external-dns to my knowledge.
@altreze no, I did not
I would also like this feature.
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@ConnorJC3: Reopened this issue.
will try and work on this feature as I need it for an issue I am having. Trying to currently understand how the code works as there is currently code to do this, but for another service.
@darkedges @ConnorJC3 did you manage to make any progress on this? We are currently building a setup with external-dns and just ran into this missing feature, which leads to external-dns creating DNS entries for ClusterIPs.
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I need this too
It is possible to specify the
externalIPs
manually on aClusterIP
service, which causeskube-proxy
to bind to those ports on any node with that IP on one of its network interfaces and forward traffic into the cluster. Minimal example service:As of right now kube-external-dns does not create an A record for services like this, it only does so for
LoadBalancer
services. It would be great if these services also could be managed via kube-external-dns (Note: I'm using a service like this because I require use of both TCP and UDP on the same port, which is not supported withLoadBalancer
services at the moment).