If you have any question let me know in the comments. In your JS app, you will have to pass the Host argument in order to reach the ingress. The service name needs to be fully FQDN because we are dealing with a service hosted in another namespace, using the format. # curl -H 'Host: v' .local/api/users/?fooĪs you can see, all requests were fulfilled.Īs pointed by when curling ingress, I had to specify the host with -H $ kubectl run -generator=run-pod/v1 -it alpine -image=alpine - /bin/sh

Then I deployed a alpine pod to test the access from inside the cluster:.

$ kubectl expose deployment ingress-nginx-controller -target-port=80 -type=NodeP

Now I'll create the nginx-ingress service exposing the controller deployment, this way all tags and settings will be inherited:.

Here is the ingress file, just like yours, just changed the backend services names and ports to match my deployed ones:.

Deployed two hello apps: v1 and v2, both pods listens on port 8080 and are exposed as node port as follows:.

For this example I'm using only two ingress backends to avoid being much repetitive in my explanation.

Using this command to create the nginx-ingress-controller service, all communications were working, both external and internal.

Kubectl expose deployment ingress-nginx-controller -target-port=80 -type=NodePort -n kube-system The easiest way to make your deployment work, is to run kubectl expose on the nginx controller:

It's easy to mix those concepts because the default nginx-ingress deployment uses the namespace ingress-nginx as you were trying.Īnother issue I found, is that your service does not have all selectors assigned to the controller deployment.

If you try to deploy the service in a newly created namespace, it will not reach the deployment in kube-system namespace.

The Minikube Ingress Addon deploys the controller in kube-system namespace.

I tested your environment and found the same behavior, external access but internally getting connection refused, this is how I solved: Yes and im running the tunnel by minikube tunnel I am using minikube and used ingress by running minikube addons enable ingress. I am able to access the ingress from outside, i.e. But when I access it, it says connection refused 10.101.124.218:80. The ingress-nginx is running on namespace ingress-nginx. Agents are probably interested in the Mission development, but we have a plethora of changes both obvious and non-obvious to get through. NAME TYPE CLUSTER-IP EXTERNAL-IP PORT(S) AGE Ingress Apk / Scanner Teardown 1.58.2 By Connor Tumbleson on AugGame, Updates. I am trying to access my ingress-nginx service from a service but it gives connection refused.

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