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Ingress for host and path routing

Source: interviewintermediate

WHAT IT TESTS: Knowing when to use Ingress. OUTLINE: Use an Ingress with an Ingress controller for layer-7 host/path routing behind one external IP, instead of one cloud LoadBalancer per service.

WHAT IT TESTS: Whether you choose the right layer-7 routing object and understand the cost trade-off. ANSWER OUTLINE: Use an Ingress resource, backed by an Ingress controller (such as NGINX). It defines host-based and path-based rules that route HTTP/S traffic to multiple backend Services behind a single external IP and load balancer. Versus multiple LoadBalancer Services, Ingress avoids provisioning (and paying for) a separate cloud load balancer per service and centralizes TLS termination and routing.

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