Creating an ingress controller
summary
Shows how to build a working Kubernetes Ingress end to end: creates a Namespace and binds Roles/ClusterRoles, then deploys an ingress controller image and a Service exposing port 80. Demonstrates the specific kubectl commands used, an Ingress resource that references class "internet" and routes traffic to service "kcta" on the service port, and verifies the app is reachable (HTTP response returned). Uses plain Kubernetes components, no cloud provider magic.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 1:47WHAT IS AN INGRESS CONTROLLER
- 3:00COMPONENTS NEEDED BEFORE CREATING AN INGRESS CONTROLLER.
- 4:03WHAT IS A NAMESPACE
- 4:49WHAT IS A CONFIG MAP
- 5:07WHAT IS A SERVICE ACCOUNT
- 6:16WHAT IS A CLUSTER ROLE AND CLUSTER ROLE BINDING
- 7:10NODE PORT AND LOAD BALANCER
- 7:54WHAT IS AN INGRESS CLASS
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