We still need a External Load Balancer (Service Type) for routing Public traffic to Set of Ingress Pods. Each Ingress Pod will route traffic (L7 routing) to different Kubernetes Services (Private network/IP for Apps)
At 29:00 ... Is there an error? The slide text mentions externalTrafficPolicy = "Local" ... but the diagram mentions it as "True" and your narration also says that pkt will be dropped if it's set to "True". Looking at kubernetes.io documentation, there seem to be only 2 options available for externalTrafficPolicy: Local and Cluster(default).
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Ingress are Standard Kubernetes Resources. Ingress runs as Pods (DaemonSet)
We still need a External Load Balancer (Service Type) for routing Public traffic to Set of Ingress Pods. Each Ingress Pod will route traffic (L7 routing) to different Kubernetes Services (Private network/IP for Apps)
At 29:00 ... Is there an error? The slide text mentions externalTrafficPolicy = "Local" ... but the diagram mentions it as "True" and your narration also says that pkt will be dropped if it's set to "True". Looking at kubernetes.io documentation, there seem to be only 2 options available for externalTrafficPolicy: Local and Cluster(default).
Kubernetes External Load balancer actually forwards request to NodePort service and then to Pods