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Connect k8s cluster with azure api mangement
2019 Community Moderator ElectionKubernetes: Difference between NodePort and LoadBalancerExternal Load Balancer for Kubernetes clusterWhat's the difference between ClusterIP, NodePort and LoadBalancer service types in Kubernetes?Queries about LoadBalancing in Kubernetes clusterCreate loadbalancer inside a vnet with azureFrontend communication with API in Kubernetes clusterHow to connect an AWS Load Balancer to nginx ingress controller with Kubernetes deployed on EC2 with kubeadm?Azure External Load Balancer and Kubernetes clusterazure kubernetes-internal load balancer access by dns name instead of ip addressPod to Pod communication is not working in kubernetes
I setup a kubernetes cluster on Azure, and I want to host REST Api using Azure API management.
I have create a deployment, service(Type: ClusterIP) in kubernetes, and they both seems to be running fine.
I like to expose REST Api to internet using Azure API management.
My question is:
Whats the most cost effective, and safest way to expose the API ?
I have gone through few articles which dictate to create service as internal load-balancer or NodePort but seems like those are not cost effective.
Although I did created the internal load balance which gives me external-ip but APIM can't excess.
All the kubernetes and Azure gurus, please provide 2 cents and help me!
In below picture, RED color arrow is what I am trying to figure out.
azure 
kubernetes asked Mar 7 at 18:43
JainAnkJainAnk
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I setup a kubernetes cluster on Azure, and I want to host REST Api using Azure API management.
I have create a deployment, service(Type: ClusterIP) in kubernetes, and they both seems to be running fine.
I like to expose REST Api to internet using Azure API management.
My question is:
Whats the most cost effective, and safest way to expose the API ?
I have gone through few articles which dictate to create service as internal load-balancer or NodePort but seems like those are not cost effective.
Although I did created the internal load balance which gives me external-ip but APIM can't excess.
All the kubernetes and Azure gurus, please provide 2 cents and help me!
In below picture, RED color arrow is what I am trying to figure out.
azure kubernetes asked Mar 7 at 18:43
JainAnkJainAnk
142112
You could create the APIM and add an empty API following the steps in Create an API, then you can add the API backend with the URL that the AKS expose for you.
– Charles Xu
Mar 8 at 9:16
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I setup a kubernetes cluster on Azure, and I want to host REST Api using Azure API management.
I have create a deployment, service(Type: ClusterIP) in kubernetes, and they both seems to be running fine.
I like to expose REST Api to internet using Azure API management.
My question is:
Whats the most cost effective, and safest way to expose the API ?
I have gone through few articles which dictate to create service as internal load-balancer or NodePort but seems like those are not cost effective.
Although I did created the internal load balance which gives me external-ip but APIM can't excess.
All the kubernetes and Azure gurus, please provide 2 cents and help me!
In below picture, RED color arrow is what I am trying to figure out.
azure kubernetes asked Mar 7 at 18:43
JainAnkJainAnk
142112
I setup a kubernetes cluster on Azure, and I want to host REST Api using Azure API management.
I have create a deployment, service(Type: ClusterIP) in kubernetes, and they both seems to be running fine.
I like to expose REST Api to internet using Azure API management.
My question is:
Whats the most cost effective, and safest way to expose the API ?
I have gone through few articles which dictate to create service as internal load-balancer or NodePort but seems like those are not cost effective.
Although I did created the internal load balance which gives me external-ip but APIM can't excess.
All the kubernetes and Azure gurus, please provide 2 cents and help me!
In below picture, RED color arrow is what I am trying to figure out.
azure kubernetes azure kubernetes asked Mar 7 at 18:43
JainAnkJainAnk
142112
asked Mar 7 at 18:43
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142112
asked Mar 7 at 18:43
JainAnkJainAnk
142112
asked Mar 7 at 18:43
JainAnkJainAnk
142112
asked Mar 7 at 18:43
JainAnkJainAnk
142112
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You could create the APIM and add an empty API following the steps in Create an API, then you can add the API backend with the URL that the AKS expose for you.
– Charles Xu
Mar 8 at 9:16
add a comment |
You could create the APIM and add an empty API following the steps in Create an API, then you can add the API backend with the URL that the AKS expose for you.
– Charles Xu
Mar 8 at 9:16
You could create the APIM and add an empty API following the steps in Create an API, then you can add the API backend with the URL that the AKS expose for you.
– Charles Xu
Mar 8 at 9:16
You could create the APIM and add an empty API following the steps in Create an API, then you can add the API backend with the URL that the AKS expose for you.
– Charles Xu
Mar 8 at 9:16
add a comment |
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You will want to setup an Ingress Controller. There is a good blog post here that lays out the same scenario you described and walks you through setting it up.
Our docs on creating an Ingress Controller can be found here.
answered Mar 7 at 20:34
Ken W MSFTKen W MSFT
996159
Thanks, I did the similar installation using internal loadbalancer, but the problem with these implementation is that you need to add the api manually. However that I solved by importing the swagger.json file from my local to portal and change the URL from localhost to AKS EXTERNAL-IP
– JainAnk
Mar 11 at 15:46
I am still looking for a better solution in terms of DevOps and azure costing.
– JainAnk
Mar 11 at 15:48
add a comment |
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You will want to setup an Ingress Controller. There is a good blog post here that lays out the same scenario you described and walks you through setting it up.
Our docs on creating an Ingress Controller can be found here.
answered Mar 7 at 20:34
Ken W MSFTKen W MSFT
996159
Thanks, I did the similar installation using internal loadbalancer, but the problem with these implementation is that you need to add the api manually. However that I solved by importing the swagger.json file from my local to portal and change the URL from localhost to AKS EXTERNAL-IP
– JainAnk
Mar 11 at 15:46
I am still looking for a better solution in terms of DevOps and azure costing.
– JainAnk
Mar 11 at 15:48
add a comment |
You will want to setup an Ingress Controller. There is a good blog post here that lays out the same scenario you described and walks you through setting it up.
Our docs on creating an Ingress Controller can be found here.
answered Mar 7 at 20:34
Ken W MSFTKen W MSFT
996159
Thanks, I did the similar installation using internal loadbalancer, but the problem with these implementation is that you need to add the api manually. However that I solved by importing the swagger.json file from my local to portal and change the URL from localhost to AKS EXTERNAL-IP
– JainAnk
Mar 11 at 15:46
I am still looking for a better solution in terms of DevOps and azure costing.
– JainAnk
Mar 11 at 15:48
add a comment |
You will want to setup an Ingress Controller. There is a good blog post here that lays out the same scenario you described and walks you through setting it up.
Our docs on creating an Ingress Controller can be found here.
answered Mar 7 at 20:34
Ken W MSFTKen W MSFT
996159
You will want to setup an Ingress Controller. There is a good blog post here that lays out the same scenario you described and walks you through setting it up.
Our docs on creating an Ingress Controller can be found here.
answered Mar 7 at 20:34
Ken W MSFTKen W MSFT
996159
answered Mar 7 at 20:34
Ken W MSFTKen W MSFT
996159
answered Mar 7 at 20:34
Ken W MSFTKen W MSFT
996159
answered Mar 7 at 20:34
Ken W MSFTKen W MSFT
996159
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Thanks, I did the similar installation using internal loadbalancer, but the problem with these implementation is that you need to add the api manually. However that I solved by importing the swagger.json file from my local to portal and change the URL from localhost to AKS EXTERNAL-IP
– JainAnk
Mar 11 at 15:46
I am still looking for a better solution in terms of DevOps and azure costing.
– JainAnk
Mar 11 at 15:48
add a comment |
Thanks, I did the similar installation using internal loadbalancer, but the problem with these implementation is that you need to add the api manually. However that I solved by importing the swagger.json file from my local to portal and change the URL from localhost to AKS EXTERNAL-IP
– JainAnk
Mar 11 at 15:46
I am still looking for a better solution in terms of DevOps and azure costing.
– JainAnk
Mar 11 at 15:48
Thanks, I did the similar installation using internal loadbalancer, but the problem with these implementation is that you need to add the api manually. However that I solved by importing the swagger.json file from my local to portal and change the URL from localhost to AKS EXTERNAL-IP
– JainAnk
Mar 11 at 15:46
Thanks, I did the similar installation using internal loadbalancer, but the problem with these implementation is that you need to add the api manually. However that I solved by importing the swagger.json file from my local to portal and change the URL from localhost to AKS EXTERNAL-IP
– JainAnk
Mar 11 at 15:46
I am still looking for a better solution in terms of DevOps and azure costing.
– JainAnk
Mar 11 at 15:48
I am still looking for a better solution in terms of DevOps and azure costing.
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You could create the APIM and add an empty API following the steps in Create an API, then you can add the API backend with the URL that the AKS expose for you.
– Charles Xu
Mar 8 at 9:16