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Is there any way to set a public IP in External IP in a Load Balancer?
For now, I am using the cloud provider to get some internal IP, which works fine(except for the Crash loopback caused by this issue #2), but I want to use it in a federated environment.
The current scenario I have this environment:
Federation: (Cluster On-premises running keepalived as cloud provider + Google Container Engine cluster) + Google cloud DNS. Which the Federation control plane is in the on-premises cluster.
When I create a federated load balancer, the keepalived set an IP from CIDR, the service discovery works fine(this IP is added to an A record in Google DNS), but this IP isn't public, so the DNS resolution has a pretty chance to return 404 error, if the DNS resolves the name to the on-prem service IP address(which is an inter-cluster IP).
Is there any way to get this IP from a DHCP, making this IP address public and "routable"?
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Is there any way to set a public IP in External IP in a Load Balancer?
For now, I am using the cloud provider to get some internal IP, which works fine(except for the Crash loopback caused by this issue #2), but I want to use it in a federated environment.
The current scenario I have this environment:
Federation: (Cluster On-premises running keepalived as cloud provider + Google Container Engine cluster) + Google cloud DNS. Which the Federation control plane is in the on-premises cluster.
When I create a federated load balancer, the keepalived set an IP from CIDR, the service discovery works fine(this IP is added to an A record in Google DNS), but this IP isn't public, so the DNS resolution has a pretty chance to return 404 error, if the DNS resolves the name to the on-prem service IP address(which is an inter-cluster IP).
Is there any way to get this IP from a DHCP, making this IP address public and "routable"?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: