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minikube was not quite primetime when I tried it, but I saw release notes a few weeks later that fixed everything I ran into. (IIRC it was ingress or DNS proble
by awinter-py 10y ago
minikube was not quite primetime when I tried it, but I saw release notes a few weeks later that fixed everything I ran into. (IIRC it was ingress or DNS problems).
- alpb 10y agoYour impressions about Kubernetes sounded quite out of date when I read your post. I strongly suggest you give things another try. Things move fairly fast in this area.
- state_less 10y agoYep with today's minikube, you can do ingress. For example, I'll point myproject.minikube.local to 192.168.99.100 and use the stable/nginx-ingress helm chart. When I'm running my application stack on minikube, I can set a helm template variable to myproject.minikube.local. The nginx ingress controller will route the myproject traffic to the proper backing service. On prod, I'll set the template variable to super-social-money-maker.com and turn up the stack with a helm install. Here, ELB does the ingress for me, but as an app developer, I don't have to be concerned with the particulars of the cluster's ingress implementation.