Closed Zarquan closed 2 years ago
This is a technical nice thing - we don't need it at the moment, but it might make the automated testing easier.
This doesn't work automagically, because our VMs and Pods don't know their external IP addresses.
Due to layers of gateways and proxies, an outbound HTTP request from one of our VMs or Pods doesn't appear as the same IP address that our services are published on.
It takes some openstack
or kubectl
foo to extract the public IP address that we want to associate with each service.
I don't think noip is an option for us.
Not an option, DuckDNS is simpler.
Add the ddns client to our automated deploy and configure it to register IP address changes. https://my.noip.com/#!/dynamic-dns/duc