Kubernetes controller for Mysocket.io For details, also see this blog https://www.mysocket.io/post/global-load-balancing-with-kubernetes-and-mysocket
Make sure to update line 14,15 and 16 of mysocketd.yaml with the correct mysocket credentials.
Then deploy the controller:
kubectl apply -f mysocketd.yaml
After the controller is installed, simply add the following annotation to your Service to make it globably available via mysocket.io
kind: Service
metadata:
annotations:
mysocket.io/enabled: "true"
keep an eye on the contoller log files:
kubectl logs -n mysocket -f <mysocketd-pod>
Things to keep in mind: This is an MVP, it currently has the following know limitations:
- only one contoller pod is running at a time.
- the controller only picks up RSA keys for now