Lab 3 - Ingress Networking & Connectivity via Nginx
Lab Objective
In this lab we will establish Ingress networking via Nginx Ingress Controller so we are able to access the AWX from the FQDN address.
Deployment Steps
Step 1: Create Nginx Ingress
Create awx-nginx-ingress.yml
file with the following content
Step 2: Ensure Minikube has Nginx Ingress Classes
$ minikube addons enable ingress
Step 3: Deploy Ingress Nginx.
Run below command,
$ kubectl apply -f awx-nginx-ingress.yml
Above command will create below Ingress object
To see more details about our HTTP/HTTPS network routing, we shall be able to describe the object by running the following command.
$ kubectl describe ingress-nginx
As you can see on the above image, my specified subdomain tower.home-cloud01.lab was routed to the backend service - awx-nginx-service (the AWX service) on port 80.
Step 4: Modify hosts file
We will need to modify hosts file in our host server.
$ kubectl get ingress awx-nginx-ingress -n awx | grep -v NAME | awk -F' ' '{print $4 " " $3 }' | sudo tee -a /etc/hosts
Verify the host has been added into the /etc/hosts
file
Step 5: Verify the connectivity.
So now we have the Ingress setup for our network routes. Let's test the connection.
$ curl -L -q http://tower.home-cloud01.lab/api/v2/ping 2>/dev/null
If you get the same response as per the following image, then you are in a good conditions.
Congratulations! Now you have the AWX up and runninng in your Kubernetes cluster.
Next we will explore on the Day 2 operations where we will access the AWX from the Web console.
~End of Lab 3 - Ingress Networking & Connectivity via Nginx~
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