Re: [kubernetes-users] Preserve client IP with Ingress Controller

But you need your LB to use it too, or requests will fail. So it depends on what load balancer you are using. On Jan 10, 2018, at 2:52 PM, John Belamaric > wrote: Sorry, you don’t need to manually do that. I should have sent you to this

Re: [kubernetes-users] Preserve client IP with Ingress Controller

Sorry, you don’t need to manually do that. I should have sent you to this page instead: https://github.com/kubernetes/ingress-nginx/blob/master/docs/user-guide/configmap.md#use-proxy-protocol John On Jan 10, 2018, at 2:18 PM, bg > wrote:

Re: [kubernetes-users] Preserve client IP with Ingress Controller

Thanks! Re: Step 2: In the set_real_ip_from directive, specify the IP address or the CIDR range of addresses of the TCP proxy or load balancer: Would that be the external or the cluster ip of my load balancer? And how I dow I determine the CIDR block? (Sorry, this is new to me). On

Re: [kubernetes-users] Preserve client IP with Ingress Controller

Your load balancer needs to support the proxy protocol: https://www.nginx.com/resources/admin-guide/proxy-protocol/ John On Jan 10, 2018, at 1:55 PM, bg > wrote: I have this set up Load Balancer > Ingress Controller (nginx) -> Service ->

[kubernetes-users] Limit numer connection

Hi all, there is a connection limit of single server/IP ? We have container Kubernet with a internal service that connect at an external server. (about 50 connection/minute or 4M connection/day ).There is a limit of number connection or connection / seconds? I would like to know

Re: [kubernetes-users] Monitoring Kubernetes. ELK?

Oops. I misread and thought you were talking about shipping logs. Sorry if my response was confusing. On Wed, Jan 10, 2018 at 8:56 PM Ben Kochie wrote: > Depends on what you're looking to monitor for. > > Shameless plug for Prometheus, which is a good metrics-based monitoring

[kubernetes-users] Access google-container-builder logs using a service account

Hello, I have a service account that triggers builds on Google Container Builder. This works fine but now I would like to retrieve build logs using that service account. Here is the code that fetches the log (the token is obtained using google-auto-auth

[kubernetes-users] Monitoring Kubernetes. ELK?

We're about to spin our first K8S cluster (AWS) for production and considering how to monitor it *along with the app inside (Node.JS containers). I have a 'vision' of all logs flowing to Elastic so we can create any kind of dashboards. Is this realistic? other better suggestions? -- You