Previously, we mentioned that Traefik 2.0 has officially been released, and it now supports TCP services. However, the official documentation for Traefik is somewhat confusing, especially regarding its use in Kubernetes, where the details are even less comprehensive. In my spare time, I have been trying to translate the official documentation. You can find it … Read more
Previously, we introduced most of the usage methods in Traefik version 2.3.x, and starting from version 2.2, Traefik has provided support for UDP, allowing us to provide load for services such as DNS resolution. First, deploy a UDP service as shown below: apiVersion: v1 kind: Service metadata: name: whoamiudp spec: ports: – protocol: UDP name: … Read more
Previously, we introduced the use of URL Rewrite in ingress-nginx, where the path rewriting is mostly similar to the traditional nginx method. However, if we are using the more cloud-native Traefik as our gateway, how do we handle URL Rewrite requirements? In an earlier article, we discussed the basic functionalities of Traefik 2.1, but we … Read more
Many people stumble into the networking pitfalls while learning OpenStack. From physical network devices to logical configurations, and even the architecture, one must be familiar with various concepts. For instance, understanding basic technologies such as VLAN, Flat, DHCP, Bridge (Linux bridge or OVS), NAT, and routing, as well as SDN is essential. This article outlines … Read more
Objective: Discuss the differences between Kubernetes Ingress and OpenShift Router Prerequisite: Understanding of Kubernetes and OpenShift Background: Kubernetes Ingress and OpenShift Route can expose services (Service) through routing, facilitating external access to internal cluster resources while also providing load balancing. Kubernetes Ingress Overview: Kubernetes Ingress is a Kubernetes resource used to manage and configure how … Read more