Why a GKE Ingress can look fine in kubectl and still have no IP — and how that differs from EKS and ALB If you have used EKS, HTTP Ingress usually means an Application Load Balancer. Someone installs the AWS Load Balancer Controller, you set ingressClassName: alb, and AWS creates an ALB. Certificates often come […]
Introduction Running Kubernetes workloads on Amazon EKS is easy, but running them in a cost-effective way is a different challenge. Many organizations start their Amazon EKS clusters with Managed Node Groups based on Auto Scaling Groups (ASGs). This is a reliable approach but often results in over-provisioning of infrastructure as worker nodes are kept running […]
In the competitive realm of modern business, the ability to deploy and manage applications efficiently is essential for success. As organizations strive to stay ahead, leveraging advanced deployment strategies becomes a critical factor. Deploying a .NET application on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) using Helm charts and an ingress controller provides a scalable, resilient, and secure […]
