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I wonder where does the problem come from - the nginx web server or the ingress controller and are ingress controllers generally the way to go for managing application routing on Kubernetes. I guess I am not the only person who is hosting SPA applications behind nginx ingress controller on Kubernetes but all similar topics I managed to find ended pretty much nowhere with no clear solution what should be done or the suggestions did not work for us. One solution is to use a separate ingress controller for each SPA application but this brings us back to the initial issue with load balancers - separate load balancer and IP address for each SPA app which is what we want to avoid here. The applications work properly if the ingress path is just set to / without any rewrite annotations but this is a problem because you cannot have multiple applications using the base ingress host. It creates the url in the format ingress.host/asset.name such as instead of including the ingress path as well which would look Īnd the result is a 404 not found error for all assets. js files or images are accessed by the application. The result would be which is not perfect but does the job for now. Where students and courses are the ingress paths and then you can add /api/student for example to access a particular API. So we need to manage routing somehow and the ingress path parameter felt like the way to go. We have a lot of apps - APIs, SPAs, 1 ingress controller for the whole cluster and separate cluster per environment - QA/Sta/Prod etc.
This is not very optimal if you want to whitelist and simply does not make sense hence we switched to Nginx ingress controller (no particular reason to choose Nginx). On AKS if you host a service of LoadBalancer type it automatically creates a new dynamic IP address (Azure resource) and assigns it to the service. We are using AKS (Azure Kubernetes Service) for managed Kubernetes clusters and for the biggest part we are happy with the benefit the platform brings but we face some issues as well. Proxy_add_header X-Student-Special $student_special Proxy_add_header X-Student-Status $student_status Proxy_add_header X-Student-Status $special # otherwise '$special' variable value will be empty
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