From what I can tell, two different implementations of ingress controllers that use NGINX, one provided by the k8s community and one provided by NGINX itself. But, to this day, I still don't know which one is better to use (if you don't need the paid features of the NGINX-provided one).
little delayed but he's not the author the croc-hunter repo can be found here: github.com/lachie83/croc-hunter can't find the ingress controller code though
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Unrelated question: How did he toggle this kind of history search at 16:39 ? Is it a zsh etc. feature or can it be used in bash?
Why the name ingress ? Someone knows the origin or the name ?
03:00 - did he really mean to say *L3* LB (TCP)?
AFAIK, TCP LB is L4!
Is it possible to stop helm upgrade or how to do immutable config map using helm with kubernates v1.13
what the difference with k8s/nginx-ingress and nginx/kubernetes-ingress
From what I can tell, two different implementations of ingress controllers that use NGINX, one provided by the k8s community and one provided by NGINX itself. But, to this day, I still don't know which one is better to use (if you don't need the paid features of the NGINX-provided one).
Just sat here pressing 1 continuously like a moron "bounce bounce bounce" aha
I was hoping the code was posted somewhere. I couldn't find it on his github profile anymore, though :(
little delayed but he's not the author the croc-hunter repo can be found here: github.com/lachie83/croc-hunter can't find the ingress controller code though
I want your zsh profile
me too
github.com/justjanne/powerline-go
Poor quality. Need more presentation training.