I am looming to move to Kubernetes with longhorn as the storage back end. However, I am very confused on how to expose services. Right now I have two reverse proxies to route outside traffic to the appropriate services. I am looking to recreate this in Kubernetes.
What is the easiest way to do this? I am confused about how kubernetes does networking. Is there a easy way to make a service listen on a IP that can be resolved by a reverse proxy?
Edit:
K3s has a built in system
https://docs.k3s.io/networking/networking-services
https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2022/05/traefik-ingress-example-yaml-and-setup-in-k3s/
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In a cloud environment just use a Service or an Ingress.
In a data center or bare metal environment I would either use Traefik or install MetalLB to map service endpoints to known addresses.
Are you familiar with Traefik in any way? It will really pay off if you do.
Have you ever used MetalML? It seems promising
I use Cilium and Metal LB (if that’s what you meant) for my job and it’s pretty useful imo
