I didn't understand how it assign the external ip in openshift onprem. How to define the domain name? When we just expose it gives random hostname. Can you explain how we assign public IP to the openshift node in onprem?
On prem systems don't need a public IP in the same way as cloud. Your public ip is the IP of your load balancer that is in front of your cluster, or the IP of the nodes in the cluster, hence requiring an LB in frony of the clustet.
Some of the more advanced topics I leave for my training programs. But in the mean time take a look at port forwarding - docs.openshift.com/container-platform/4.6/nodes/containers/nodes-containers-port-forwarding.html since you'll have to expose your pod/service using a fixed port on the cluster.
Nice video..Thanks a lot for this video One question... I am also doing the same but I need to achieved Load balanced way among the available pods I can achieve this by adding annotations to the route from console Directly But it is not working if I configure from yml file Any reason for that..
this is the best routing tutorial ever , thanks man
Glad you think so!
Great video!
Thanks for uploading .Your video made me understand routes in OCP.
Thank you, glad it helped.
I get 404 when I try to hit the oc cluster route for my service. But I get the desired result when I run curl from the pod's terminal
This sounds like you haven't exposed your service. Are you able to access the OpenShift web UI?
I didn't understand how it assign the external ip in openshift onprem. How to define the domain name? When we just expose it gives random hostname. Can you explain how we assign public IP to the openshift node in onprem?
On prem systems don't need a public IP in the same way as cloud. Your public ip is the IP of your load balancer that is in front of your cluster, or the IP of the nodes in the cluster, hence requiring an LB in frony of the clustet.
What about that TCP/UDP part that's not covered here ? Where can we find it ?
Some of the more advanced topics I leave for my training programs. But in the mean time take a look at port forwarding - docs.openshift.com/container-platform/4.6/nodes/containers/nodes-containers-port-forwarding.html since you'll have to expose your pod/service using a fixed port on the cluster.
Let me add that one to my list to work on next as it's a shorter one.
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Please upload more videos in Openshift. Thanks
Hi Melwin, I'm working on them. In between the work I do as a contractor.
Any areas you want to suggest, I can bring them forward in my plan?
Nice video..Thanks a lot for this video
One question...
I am also doing the same but I need to achieved Load balanced way among the available pods
I can achieve this by adding annotations to the route from console Directly
But it is not working if I configure from yml file
Any reason for that..
What is the console annotations you are trying so I can check?
Please make videos on, how to add certificate (Bank signed /self signed) on routes
Please provide notes for openshift
Hi Gowtham, only videos on youtube, the notes are reserved for paid training courses.