Exploring Kubernetes Ingress and the ALB Ingress Controller

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Today we will explore ingress in k8s, and will configure the ALB Ingress Controller.
#Kubernetes #AWS #EKS

[@bendonaghey6662]

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[@dylanleisler5327]

Thanks a million for this. I've been having a terrible time sifting through documentation trying to get specific answers to specific questions, and this is helping me get a good enough understanding of what is actually going on so that I can experiment and get things functioning as needed.

[@chanpreetsingh007]

So true. It is very poorly documented specially the parts you really need.

[@rahulchowdhury279]

Great show guys

[@boonchusworkbench6784]

Thanks for posting excellent training sessions. Of course! It's free and practically useful. I have a side question about Ingress Controller. When I consider "Ingress Controller" as control plane, how can external Egress traffic send down from touch point LB to "north/south" direction down to pod services?

[@ContainersfromtheCouch]

I don't think I follow the question. When you define an ingress controller, such as the ALB ingress controller (for example)... traffic comes in via the ALB and is passed directly to the pod IP address. Response traffic from the pod is routed back to the ALB and outbound from there to the requestor. Does this answer your question?

[@boonchusworkbench6784]

Also, when consider type of Cluster IP as "Load Balancer" does AWS always choose Classic Load Balancer by default? If implementing without ingress controller, how the ELB send traffic down to pods? I have little confusion about k8s network topology.

[@ContainersfromtheCouch]

Yes, Load Balancer translates to ELB (or classic load balancer). This traffic will get forwarded to kube-proxy on the node, then from there onward to the appropriate pod.

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[@manitejagajminkar4327]

I followed the same steps but my coredns is in pending.how do I make it to running?

[@bhupathivarma9170]

Alb ingress controller iam policy please

[@venkateshponnaganti8719]

im from India we install kubernetes with ansible playbook roless with aws hosting and this is the git hub (dummy) git clone github.com/kairen/kubeadm-ansible.git from here i install docker engine nd k8s v1.8.0 now i created on application loadbalancer nd i created route53 dns now i trying create ingress controller with that load balancer but at the end of time im not getting external ip of that load balancer actually my client requirement is with one ALB we have to expose all pods nd service in browser

[@venkateshponnaganti8719]

@@ContainersfromtheCouch but I'm using AWS hosting not using any AWS eks can u make aaa video to above all requirements

[@venkateshponnaganti8719]

@@ContainersfromtheCouch how can i get that external alb if im following another process without mine