Install MetalLB and Ingress NGINX in Kubernetes: Layer 2 Configuration

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In this comprehensive tutorial, I tell you how to install MetalLB and Ingress NGINX Controller in Kubernetes with a focus on Layer 2 Configuration. MetalLB is a solution designed for bare-metal Kubernetes clusters, enabling the provisioning of external IPs for load balancer services. Paired with the Ingress NGINX Controller, it facilitates efficient routing of traffic to applications within the cluster. Through step-by-step instructions and clear explanations, viewers will learn how to seamlessly integrate these essential components into their Kubernetes environment, enhancing accessibility for their applications.
The tutorial covers the entire installation process, from deploying MetalLB and configuring it for Layer 2 mode to setting up the Ingress NGINX Controller. By the end of the video, viewers will have an understanding of how MetalLB and Ingress NGINX Controller work together to manage external access to Kubernetes services and applications. This video will be helpful for users who learn Kubernetes.

[@MX-jg9qp]

Short, informative - great format. Thank you for the video.

[@ttsouzzaaa]

thank you very much! great content!

[@mohasinsultan]

Thanks for making this video ❤

[@Rayhand117]

Cool! i learn a lot!

[@abdelkaderlounis9806]

can you please tell me how i can get this address pool from my network

[@LearnDevOpswithSerge]

Hi, 1. You have a local subnet. For example, 192.168.1.0/24. 2. Take nonbusy IP addresses. Your WiFi router gives IP addresses from the pool using the DHCP protocol. For example, 192.168.1.200-192.168.1.254. You can find busy IP addresses on your home WiFi router. And configure the static diapason of IP addresses (IP addresses not given by the DHCP server) there too.

[@mohasinsultan]

Can you also make a video with ingres Traefik

[@LearnDevOpswithSerge]

Hi, I will consider.