Noelantogerorge commented on issue #7431:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/issues/7431#issuecomment-1522160003
@weizhouapache
I assume only the app service is created with type=LoadBalancer.
No both media server and app server should be on
loadbalancer
If media servers are on an isolated network, you can use static nat or
create port forwarding rule with a port range.
The app server can access the media servers via publicIP:publicPort
No prot forwarding and NAT won't work for media
server. It should be in host network namespace
can you share the yaml file and network/ip information of nodes/pods on one
of the cloud provider ?
I will share you my yml files
yes, as we have discussed, LB is not supported in cloudstack shared networks.
If the media servers and app servers must be in same kubernetes cluster, it
will not work due to the LB failure.
So cloudstack is not designed in such a way that
kubernetes cluster node can get public IP. In AWS,Digital Ocean I had deployed
this and it is working perfectly. Also I had deployed on a baremetal server
using kubernetes and other service like metal LB etc.. Is there any other way
or work around?
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