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Installing NGINX ingress controller into AKS - Kubernetes Tutorial
From the course: Kubernetes: Your First Project
Installing NGINX ingress controller into AKS
- [Instructor] Now that our AKS cluster is set up, our next order of business is to install the Nginx ingress controller. This is going to be similar to what we did for our kind cluster. First, we'll open a browser and visit kubernetes.github.io/ingress-nginx. Once you're here, click deployment. Then search for Azure on the list to the right, and then click on the first code block that appears under Azure. Go back into your terminal, paste it in, then hit enter. You'll see a lot of stuff get created. That means that our ingress controller was successfully installed. Next run kubectl get svc -n dash ingress-nginx to see the service that got created. As you can see, we have an ingress nginx controller service, and it has a real external IP attached to it. So unlike kind, we have a real IP address here. And the reason for that is when we installed our ingress controller, the service that got created for it is a load balancer type service. Our AKS cluster is configured to attach Azure…
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From kind to AKS: What's changing?40s
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Deploying your AKS cluster with the Azure CLI2m 48s
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Logging into your AKS cluster43s
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Installing NGINX ingress controller into AKS2m 15s
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Creating an ACR repository3m 53s
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Deploying the Explore California image into ACR3m 6s
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Deploying Explore California into AKS6m 14s
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Installing cert-manager into AKS2m 14s
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Cleaning up AKS3m 47s
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