Open elvis-cai opened 1 year ago
Thanks for the suggestion. I took a quick look and it doesn't look like an "easy" one. As a workaround, to still provide some value to your case, I'd suggest to try out running a SOCKS proxy or something similar using mirrord, then making your browser use it - it's not as neat as just running via mirrord, but that has higher chances of working sooner :)
understand, thanks @aviramha, will look at the direction to forward the remote IP: port
to my local laptop, then I could use any tool to connect, this is quite similar to the way https://github.com/knight42/krelay works
No worries. Feel free to reopen so we can prioritize this at some point! (also gauge some interest)
sounds good, will keep it open then.
using this : https://github.com/things-go/go-socks5/tree/master/_example
mirrord exec -- ./socks5-proxy
that do the job for a browser
using this : things-go/go-socks5@
master
/_examplemirrord exec -- ./socks5-proxy
that do the job for a browser
Great! It'd be awesome if you can send a PR mentioning it in our docs, maybe under guides?
https://github.com/rofl0r/microsocks works too, handy given it's on homebrew and most linux package managers out the box.
Alternatively I've had fun with mirrord exec -- zsh
and then being able to run dig/curl/etc as if I were in the cluster for dns/ip connectivity. Definitely been helpful for some diagnosis in a pinch.
using this : things-go/go-socks5@
master
/_examplemirrord exec -- ./socks5-proxy
that do the job for a browser
Great! It'd be awesome if you can send a PR mentioning it in our docs, maybe under guides?
Created this PR with a suggested setup which worked for me: https://github.com/metalbear-co/mirrord.dev/pull/223
Hi team
we are wondering if there's any working binary tool we could use in our day-to-day work, atm we know
postman
andpgadmin
work, is there any browser supported by mirrors, we tried with chrome and safari, unfortunately, neither of them works, if maybe useful if devs could open the browser to test come Kubernetes ingress resources directly, thanks.