NodePort type service
BonzTM opened this issue · comments
I'm surprised to not have seen this request yet, but my request would be to implement a NodePort type service.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
LoadBalancer type service is great, if you have IPs to play around with or a L2 implementation in-cluster like MetalLB. Local is great, but unstable and slow with large PVs. A NodePort service implementation would be easier to implement and possibly solve a missing piece between these solutions.
Describe the solution you'd like
A NodePort option that creates a service of type NodePort, therefore opening a high-port on each node for incoming traffic (40000 for instance) and forwarding SSH from that port to 22 on the pod.
What would you prefer the rsync target to be? <ip-of-a-random-node>:<nodeport> or something else?
What would you prefer the rsync target to be?
<ip-of-a-random-node>:<nodeport>or something else?
Yes. I think pulling one from kubectl would be good, but requiring the user to input a node IP would also be fine
Hi,
I also was looking on how to setup NodePort.
I suppose this flag should do it:
--helm-set sshd.service.type=NodePort
@pavlovnicola It wouldn't work unfortunately, it needs explicit support. Setting some helm values can prevent pv-migrate to work correctly, and this is one of the cases - the whole logic depends on service type being LoadBalancer there.
@utkuozdemir I tried it anyway and you are right. It does not work. Thanks for clarifying.
