[ Kube 31 ] Set up Nginx Ingress in Kubernetes Bare Metal

In this video, I will show you how to set up Ingress controller using Nginx in your Kubernetes cluster. Traffic routing in Kubernetes cluster is taken care automatically if you use one of the cloud provider. But if your cluster is in bare metal, you are left with few choices.

In this demo, all virtual machines I used are from LXC containers.

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[tonytwostep_]

Thanks a ton for the tutorial. Got it up and running rather quickly with the examples you provided, now to take that knowledge into my own ingress ventures.

[vitusyu]

Interesting, informative and really illuminating for me as a K8s learner! Thanks!

[TwinCommander]

Your vides are the best. Easy to follow and very clear. The context you provide at the beginning of each video is perfect. I have learned so much from your instructions in last couple of week to setup my K8s infrastructure. Thanks really for such great quality content.

[jamesaker]

This is a great video that explains nginx ingress very well. Some viewers might be trying to run this on vps servers in the cloud using the new lxd/lxc version and can't get haproxy to work. You run lxc config device add haproxy myport80 proxy listen=tcp:0.0.0.0:80 connect=tcp:127.0.0.1:80 (note: haproxy in the command is the name of the lxc container). So if you followed the video and haproxy is not forwarding the traffic you may need this command or see if there is a firewall enbaled. Another helpful command is from inside the haproxy container use haproxy -c -V -f /etc/haproxy/haproxy.cfg which checks to make sure your configuration is valid before starting/restarting the haproxy service. Thank-you for putting this video series together they are one of the best ones out here.

[felipecaetano]

AMAZING work, your didactic is on point and doing it hands-on is exactly what I needed. Gonna watch the whole playlist for sure!

[darlingtonmatongo]

This is a brilliant tutorial, i really enjoyed the simple nicely paced step by step approach. Great work

[diegosantanadeoliveira]

Nice Video Bro!! You contents of Kubernetes Bare Metal Help me a lot.

[dremedley]

Thank you so much for all your tutorials. You do a fantastic job. I look forward to continue learning from you.

[balakrishnag]

Thanks a lot Bro for this tutorial. all my questions are clear.

[chandrashekhar]

I loved it, and post videos frequently with real time scenarios, request you to do videos on jenkins as well

[atostrife]

This video is magic. Better explaination around Ingress Controller for Kubernetes Bare Metal !!

[sivasankarramani]

Glad to hear that you are doing this great videos for us💐💐

[godfreytan]

Great complete ingress controller. Thank you.

[martin_mares_cz]

Best tutorial ingress I've ever seen. great man!

[arunsarma]

All your videos are excellent. Keep up your good job

[rikschaaf]

Just found your video's on kubernetes, kubespray and nginx ingresses. You are very good at explaining the default behaviors, which gives the highest chance for success.
The nginx docs explained that in the default server secret file they provided a default self-signed cert and key and that they recommended to use your own certificate. Things to note: the cert and key are base64 encoded (again), so keep this in mind when you add the cert to the default-server-secret.yaml file.
Also, if you are using windows to generate the keys, make sure you remove the CR characters ( ^M), before base64 encoding the cert and key. Otherwise you'll get an error when trying to start the nginx-ingress pods.

[nanocaf]

Very good tutorial, thank you for sharing. Tested on a kubernetes that runs behind rancher2 using Hetzner servers. Next step is to test Traefik

[christophea.]

Thanks a lot for this video; very clear, it helps me a lot !

[mikedqin]

Hello Sir, I just watched your video, will follow your instructions to try it tomorrow, and get feedback to you. From what I've seen, you've made an excellent tutorial on Ingress Controller - application load balancer, and HAProxy - network load balancer for bare-metal Kubernetes cluster. That's exactly what I am looking for at this moment. You're very hands-on. Great Jobs. Subscribed. Thank you.

[saibabaachanna]

Thank you very much ❤ for providing such good video..
In this video you have taken haproxy for routing and exposed over the private IP how the nginx application will access all clients with domain name...