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Using Ingress #27

Closed kameshsampath closed 2 years ago

kameshsampath commented 4 years ago

With this project projectcontour.io incubating into CNCF, it will be nice for us to show the users about Ingress. This Ingress is based on envoy so the elements are just same as virtual service

@burrsutter @lordofthejars thoughts ??

burrsutter commented 4 years ago

We would like to keep the Minikube and Openshift experiences fairly close. If you deploy the nginx based ingress to minikube (and nginx is the most popular solution) then the Ingress.yaml used is close to the Ingress.yaml used on OpenShift which generates a Route via ha-proxy.

kameshsampath commented 4 years ago

@burrsutter are you saying we add it or not?? I quoted projectcontour because its part of CNCF and it understands kubernetes Ingress resource.

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We would like to keep the Minikube and Openshift experiences fairly close. If you deploy the nginx based ingress to minikube (and nginx is the most popular solution) then the Ingress.yaml used is close to the Ingress.yaml used on OpenShift which generates a Route via ha-proxy.

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burrsutter commented 4 years ago

let's stick with nginx and its minikube add-on https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/access-application-cluster/ingress-minikube/