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Dan, I haven't personally used it, but it's pretty easy to configure.
First, you would need to add these two lines to your Traefik config. This exposes the API backend, which contains the web UI as well.
[web]
address = ":8080"
In order to access it, you'll also need to add port 8080 to the pod spec in traefik.yaml, as well as expose that port in the service spec.
Hope that helps!
Yep - that worked along with an ingress for it. That was a fast response!
On Feb 13, 2017, at 4:17 PM, Patrick Easters notifications@github.com wrote:
Dan, I haven't personally used it, but it's pretty easy to configure.
First, you would need to add these two lines to your Traefik config. This exposes the API backend, which contains the web UI as well.
[web] address = ":8080" In order to access it, you'll also need to add port 8080 to the pod spec in traefik.yaml, as well as expose that port in the service spec.
Hope that helps!
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Awesome! Glad it worked. You timed your comment well--I can't say I'm always this responsive. 😄
Happy Kubernetes/Traefik-ing!
Do you use the traefik UI at all? This does not seem to expose it - or does it?